history Flashcards

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When and where did the Industrial Revolution begin?

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MID-1700’S; GREAT BRITAIN

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As a result of the Industrial Revolution, what became the focus of Britain’s economy?

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MANUFACTURING

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What was the goal of the Great Exhibition of 1851?

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TO SHOWCASE THE WORLDWIDE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE NEW INDUSTRIAL AGE

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Define what the Industrial Revolution was

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PERIOD OF CHANGE IN MACHINES AND PROCESSES USED FOR FARMING AND MANUFACTURING

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List at least three factors that promoted Industrialization

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INCREASE IN POPULATION THAT COULD WORK.
PEOPLE MOVED TO THE CITY
LOTS OF NATURAL RESOURCES

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Define entrepreneurs

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A PERSON WHO SETS UP AND OPERATES A BUSINESS FOR FINANCIAL GAIN BUT WITH A RISK OF PERSONAL LOSS

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Define patent

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SET OF GOVERNMENT-ISSUED RIGHTS TO AN INVENTOR STATING THAT NO ONE CAN LEGALLY COPY AND SELL HIS INVENTION

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Define capital

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MONEY GIVEN ON LOAN BY BANKERS TO ENTREPRENEURS AND INVENTORS

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What two building materials were used in the Industrial Revolution?

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IRON AND STEEL

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What did the seed drill do?

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PRODUCED MORE CROPS USING LESS SEED

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What did the threshing machine do?

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AUTOMATICALLY SEPARATED WHEAT FROM HUSKS

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What did the flying shuttle do?

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ALLOWED RAPID WEAVING OF CLOTH

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What did the spinning jenny do?

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QUICKLY SPUN MANY STRANDS OF COTTON INTO THREAD

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What did the steam engine provide?

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CONSISTENT AND RELIABLE POWER FOR THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

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List three improved transportation methods in the Industrial Revolution.

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ROADS, CANALS, AND RAILROADS

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What were two obstacles George Stephenson faced in building a railway?

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PEOPLE WHO OPPOSED THE RAILROAD BECAUSE IT THREATENED THEIR LIVING
LACK OF FLAT GROUND

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Why were cottage industries replaced by factories?

A

HOMES AND SHOPS WERE TOO SMALL FOR THE NEW MACHINERY

18
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Who invented the cotton gin and what did it do?

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ELI WHITNEY; ENABLED ONE WORKER TO PROCESS 50 POUNDS OF COTTON PER DAY

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How did family life change during the Industrial Revolution?

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MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILD HAD TO WORK LONG HOURS AND SELDOM SAW EACH OTHER

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What were the goals of the People’s Charter?

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ALL MALES SHOULD BE ABLE TO VOTE,MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT SHOULD BE PAID,MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT SHOULD NOT BE REQUIRED TO OWN A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF PROPERTY

21
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Who were the Luddites?

A

SKILLED CRAFTSMEN WHO USED VIOLENCE TO CHANGE WORK REFORMS

22
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Who were two preachers who God used in the Great Britain revival?

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JOHN WESLEY AND GEORGE WHITEFIELD

23
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How did the revival impact Britain’s society?

A

CRIME RATES DROPPED, INDUSTRIAL REFORM MOVEMENTS WERE PEACEFUL
DECLINE IN DRUNKENNESS

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What country was one of the first to seek to end slavery?

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GREAT BRITAIN

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What religious group was first to challenge slavery?
QUAKERS
26
Define abolition
OFFICIALLY ENDING THE INSTITUTION OF SLAVERY
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Who was John Newton?
FORMER SLAVE SHIP CAPTAIN
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What was William Wilberforce’s biggest achievement?
LEADING THE EFFORT TO ABOLISH SLAVERY IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE
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When was slavery abolished in America?
AFTER THE CIVIL WAR ENDED IN 1865
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List four leading American Abolitionists
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, FREDERICK DOUGLASS, HARRIET TUBMAN, LEVI COFFIN