1. Bellringer Write a paragraph about an invention from the last ten years that has revolutionized the world and why you think it’s important.

2. Industrial Revolution An introduction

3. Conditions Necessary for an Industrial Revolution I.Natural Resources 1. Water and Coal (energy sources) 2. Iron Ore (building and construction) 3. Rivers (transportation) 4. Harbors (shipping goods)

4. Conditions Necessary for an Industrial Revolution II. Economy 1. Highly developed banking system 2. Investment in new industries and technologies.

5. Conditions Necessary for an Industrial Revolution III. Political Stability

6. Great Britain a case study in the Industrial Revolution

7. Why Britain? Britain had all of the Factors of Production needed to spark an industrial revolution.

8. Agricultural Revolutions in Great Britain Wealthy landowners enclose their farms, forcing smaller farmers to become tenant farmers or move to cities.

9. Agricultural Revolutions in Great Britain Scientific methods of farming increase the food supply. Living conditions improve and Britain experiences a population increase.

10. Britain’s First Industries Textiles are the first to industrialize. This is driven by advancements in textile technology. John Kay’s Flying Shuttle increased the productivity of weavers

11. Britain’s First Industries Large and expensive machines move production into factories.

12. Revolution in Transportation 1765 James Watt improves the steam engine making it more efficient.

13. Revolution in Transportation Water transportation improves with the creation of canals and steamboats. This reduces the cost of transporting goods.

14. Revolution in Transportation Railroads ●Cheap transportation for goods ●Creates jobs ●Boosts agricultural industries ●Travel is made easier

15. Revolution in Transportation

17. Industrialization in the rest of the world

18. The United States Industrialization starts in textiles. Corporations raise money through the sale of shares.

19. Germany Politically divided in the 1800’s Industrialization occurs in areas rich in natural resources. After Germany becomes unified it becomes an industrial and imperial power.

20. Europe Belgium adopts British technology and uses its rich iron ore deposits to industrialize. The rest of Europe does not industrialize or does so on a very small scale.