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Introduction to the Industrial Revolution
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Timothy Ross
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Introduction to the Industrial Revolution
E.Q. - What were the causes of the Industrial Revolution?
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Causes of Industrial Revolution
The Agricultural Revolution
A population explosion
The need for better energy resources
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Agricultural Revolution
Prior to the Industrial Revolution most societies were agrarian (Families were farmers)
Farmers improved livestock breeding and created better varieties of crops (Increased food production)
Jethro Tull invented the seed drill (Made planting grain more efficient)
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Agricultural Changes
Enclosure movement: Wealthy farmers bought up land and combined small fields to created larger, fenced-in fields (Allowed for more efficient farming methods, but kicked poor farmers off their land)
Crop rotation: Rotated crops to prevent a field from losing all of its important minerals and nutrients
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Population Explosion
Agricultural Revolution led to greater food production, which created a population explosion.
Poor farmers began to move to cities to find other sources of work to support families
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Open Ended
Predict: How do you think poor farmers moving to cities will impact rural and urban populations?
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The Need for Better Energy Resources
Prior to industrial Revolution physical labor of humans and animals provided energy for work
During the Industrial Revolution people began to harness the power of water and coal
In 1769 James Watt developed the coal-powered steam engine (Steam engines began to run machines during the Industrial Revolution
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Multiple Choice
Prior to the Industrial Revolution people lived in what kind of society?
Industrial
Educational
Agrarian
Urban
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Multiple Choice
Which word best describes an agrarian society
Manufacturing
Agriculture
Hunter-gatherer
Big business
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Multiple Choice
Which activity led to a population explosion during the Industrial Revolution?
Invention of the steam engine
Crop Rotation
Urbanization
Agricultural Revolution
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Multiple Choice
In 1769, who developed the coal-powered steam engine?
James Watt
Eli Whitney
James Hargreaves
Karl Marx
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E.Q. - What were the causes of the Industrial Revolution?
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