History: Industry revolution

what is the industry revolution?

• the way to life

• the process of change

• a different way of life

• a game app

What is an enclosure system was?

• a system no one knows about, a bad system that it is

• to make this closed to yourself

• rich land owners, combining small land together to ctreate a "commercial farm."

• a situation between the rich and poor, where the rich steals from the poor to create a comfortable and strong living.

When and where did the industry revolution start?

• England, 1750

• Germany, 1600

• South africa, 2012

• China, 1890

Reasons why it all started in Britain?

• capital- it is financially stable, has money to continue developments.

• rivers and canals- ease of transport; to increase markets

• land- natural resources and farm like activities

• labour- has many people traveling for work/jobs

• royalty/status- the fact they have a king/queen and very well known.

How has railway developments benefit the industry revolution?

• created jobs

• easy transport, cheap form of transport

• increased markets, transports good around.

• very fun and really cool

• in england trains are well known and only there

Biased for, means you promote (a)   of the story.

biased for, means...

• will only promote and tell only positives with benefits

• supporting all sides, reflect goods and bads, keeping opinions open to what may be told about a certain thing

• have nothing to say about one thing or even the other, having no opinion or fact

• having no biased opinion, explaining good and bad of both without supporting.

Biased against means you highlight (a)   of something/topic

biased against, means....

• will highlight good and bads of a topic/thing

• will promote all positives

• will highlight negatives and give off a bad message/opinion

• same as biased for

TECHNOLOGY CHANGE is a factor of the industry revolution, what are the examples that are fully correct?

• food and crops

• tesla and iphone

• steam engine, spinning jenny

  with many new transports

• the kettle and hot coal