Unit 6 Review

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• Causes of the industrial revolution

• effects of the agricultural revolution

• Consequences of the Great Depression

• Impact of the technological revolution

The shift, beginning in England during the 18th century, from making goods by hand to making them by machine.

• The Great Migration

• The Agricultural Revolution

• Industrial Revolution

• The Enlightenment

where did the industrial revolution begin?

Great Britain due to her natural resources, easy transportation and large work force.

• France due to its strong economy and large population.

• Great Britain due to her natural resources, easy transportation and large work force.

• Germany due to its technological advancements and skilled labor force.

• United States due to its abundance of natural resources and entrepreneurial spirit.

the three factors of production

• Technology, resources and money

• Land, energy and technology

• Labor, services and materials

• Land, labor and capital (cash)

The move from country (rural) to city. A result of the agriculture revolution.

• Urbanization

• Industrialization

• Suburbanization

• Globalization

Factory System

• Bringing workers and machinery together under one roof

• A system of production where goods are made by hand

• A system of production where goods are made in multiple locations

• A system of production where goods are made by robots in a single location

Cottage Industry

• A type of small business that specializes in providing services to urban areas

• A type of manufacturing process that involves the use of large machines and automated processes.

• production of goods and services is based in homes and handmade, before factories.

• A type of economic system

3 inventions of the Transportation Revolution

• chimneys, bicycles, and planes increased movement and job opportunities

• watermills, plows, and wagons increased movement and agriculture

• Steamships, railroads, and paved roads increased movement and trade around the world.

• airplanes, computers, and wheels increased movement

An organization of workers whose goal is to improve the lives of employees

• Labor Union

• Political Party

• Non-Profit Organization

• Business Corporation

living conditions in the Industrial Era

• The Industrial Era was characterized by increased access to education, improved infrastructure, and increased economic prosperity.

• The Industrial Era saw a rise in the use of new technologies, such as the steam engine and the telegraph.

• The Industrial Era was marked by a decrease in the use of manual labor and an increase in automation.

• Overcrowded housing, pollution and poor sanitation often resulted in disease and dangerous conditions.