1. The Industrial Revolution
Welcome to the Jungle
The Industrial Revolution

2. Why is the Industrial Revolution a turning point in world history
Why is the Industrial Revolution a turning point in world history?How does it impact the world?
Here’s Where we are looking at:
Agricultural Revolution
Why England?
New labor roles
Urbanization and population growth
Declining social conditions
Growth of big businesses
Birth of Socialism and Communism

3. The Agricultural Revolution sparks a flame
What is the Agricultural Revolution?

4. Crop Rotation

5. Enclosure Movement

6. New Technology

7. Selective Breeding

8. Population Explosion

9. New Labor Roles

10. Urbanization and Population Growth

11. Agriculture to Industry
Describe how the world changed from an agricultural society to an industrial society

12. Why England? Why did the industrial revolution begin in Great Britain?
What is the geography of Britain?
On the map provided, find Great Britain.
Where is it located?
What kind of country is it, (big, little, island, peninsula…etc)

14. Why England? Why did the industrial revolution begin in Great Britain?
What type of natural resources did England plenty of?
Look in your books on page 199, paragraph 4

15. Why England? Why did the industrial revolution begin in Great Britain?
How did the agricultural revolution/population explosion help England begin the Industrial Revolution?
Look in your books, page 199 paragraph 4

16. Why England? Why did the industrial revolution begin in Great Britain?
How did new technology play a part in the start of the Industrial Revolution in England?
Pg. 199, paragraph 5

17. Why England? Why did the industrial revolution begin in Great Britain?
How did political and economic stability allow for England to successfully begin to industrialize?
Think about money, government, people, travel, religion, etc.
Pgs

18. Why did the industrial revolution begin in Great Britain? Skill 3
Cite the reasons why the Industrial Revolution was able to start in England and no where else.

19. Why did the industrial revolution begin in Great Britain?
Geography
Natural Resources
Human Resources
New Technology
Political and Social stability

20. Declining Social Conditions
Change in environments changed social situations
Low pay
Long hours
Poor work/living conditions
Unemployment rate
Family and Social Structure changed to fit the times

21. Growth of Big Business Factories grew
Owners becoming successful and wealthy
Monopolies develop (who dominates the industry)
Who can make the most money? Own the most factories?

22. Birth of Socialism and Communism
New theories of government and society emerge
Develop to fit the needs of the changing times

23. Inventions that made a difference: TEXTILE INDUSTRY
Slater
Kay
Whitney
Arkwright
Hargreaves

24. What is the textile industry?
What is created in a textile factory?
Why do you think that this was one of the first industries?

25. How did the following inventions change the textile industries? Skill 4
Sam Slater's Factory system:
Created the first factories. Moving from working in your home or a small village to a large factory with many other people around you.

27. How did the following inventions change the textile industries? Skill 4
John Kay’s flying Shuttle
Pg. 200

29. How did the following inventions change the textile industries? Skill 4
Eli Whitney’s Cotton Gin
American Whitney found a way to pick cotton more efficiently and quicker. Americans still used slave labor at the time of the invention

31. How did the following inventions change the textile industries? Skill 4
Arkwright’s Waterframe:
Page 200

33. How did the following inventions change the textile industries? Skill 4
Hargreaves’ Spinning Jenny
Page 200

35. Ticket to Go
Skill # 3: Can you cite the reasons why the Industrial Revolution Began in England?
Skill # 4: Can you describe the changes that transformed the textile industry?

36. Homework!!! Page 202, 1 all, 2 all, 3 and 4
For tomorrow we will talk about transportation, energy, and new inventions and life in the factory
Thursday we will continue to look at life in the factory and the social changes that occurred
Friday we will continue with social changes and legislation that followed, and look ahead to political changes/developments