Chapter 9 Section 1 Flashcards

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What was the Industrial Revolution?

A

the greatly increased output of machine made goods that began in England during the 18th century

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2
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What is an Entrepreneur?

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a person who organizes, manages, and takes on the risks of a business

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What sources of energy were used in the Industrial Revolution?

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-water power and coal
-iron ore
-rivers
-harbors

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4
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What was the crop rotation system?

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fields were seeded with a different crop each year so as not to drain the fertility out of the soil

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5
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What effect did the Enclosure Movement have in Britain during the Agricultural Revolution?

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-landowners tried new agricultural methods
-large landowners forced small farmers to become tenant farmers/ to give up farming and move to the cities

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6
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What was the first industry to emerge in Britain?

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textile industry

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7
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flying shuttle, spinning jenny, water frame, spinning mule, power loom

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john kay, james hargreaves, richard arkwright, samuel crompton, edmund cartwright

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8
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invention vs innovation

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-the action of inventing something, typically a process/device
-a new or changed entity realizing/redistributing value

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9
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Who invented the steam engine and what impact did it have on the growth of industrialization?

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James Watt
-it came with canals and the ability to move goods cheaply over distances

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10
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How did the Railroad Industry change British Society?

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reduced costs and created bigger markets

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What does a country need in order to industrialize?

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land, labor, capital (wealth)

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12
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What is the significance of Industrial Production?

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the output of industrial establishments

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13
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What was the significance of “Macadam roads”?

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a way of making roads so they were now safe and passable for goods

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14
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How did Henry Bessemer revolutionize the Railroad Industry?

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allowed for the production of cheaper and high quality steel

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How did the Industrial Revolution change how people lived?

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rapid urbanization/movement of people to cities

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16
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What was the “Cottage Industry” and how did it end?

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-a small manufacturing operation, often run ihr of a person’s home
-new textile machines caused it to end

17
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What did Samuel Slater do and how did it affect the United States?

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introduced the first water-powered cotton mill to the U.S. which revolutionized the textile industry

18
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What two things did Eli Whitney invent? What was the impact of those inventions?

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cotton gin: increase in cotton production but increase in number of slaves working
interchangeable parts: step forward in manufacturing and led to increased production

19
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What fid Robert Fulton invent? What part of the Industrial Revolution did it change?

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steamboat: moved goods and people throughout the U.S.

20
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Who were the Luddites and why were they unhappy?

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Luddites: unemployed home textile workers
-new machinery posed as a threat to their livelihood and they received no support from government