by jacob moore. what factors led to the industrial revolution?
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By Jacob Moore
Industrial Revolution
What factors led to the Industrial Revolution?
Question 1:
“The Agricultural Revolution”New farming Tech helped people grow more
food Seed Drill - machine that planted seedsNew Crops- give better nutrition Corn and Potatoes
Factor: one
The Domestic System”/Cottage IndustrySmall Scale Industry- people work in there
homes for what there need.Different people from the family skilled in the
different stages of producing clothing
Factor: two
New Economic Conditions• Capitalism – starts in the U.S.A• trade and demand - when up for the new
product.
Factor: three
Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in Great Britain?
Question 2:
Abundant Natural Resources and Foodcoal and iron mine that deposits a lotWaterways help transport the new
manufactured products.
Reason:1
Large Labor SupplyRapid grow in population help get more
workerpeople to move to the cities to look for jobs
because of the Agricultural Revolution.
Reason:2
Britain’s Prosperous Middle ClassCorporations startedMerchants were Successful in sell the
products.
Reason:3
New InventionsInventions were made to Speed Textile
Production.Factory System were made to help work
faster
Reason:4
Inventions to Speed TransportationRailroads made to move thing on land moreSteamboats made to move thing on the water
quicker
Reason:5
Textiles-any cloth or goods produced by knitting
Industry-any general business Manufacturing-the making or producing of
anythingUrban-living in a cityRural-living in the countryCapitalism-ownership of productsEntrepreneur-a person who organizes and
manages any businessLabor-the body of a person engaged in work
Definition