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Agenda. Permission Slips Turn in Due Wednesday What do you know about industrial Revolution? The beginnings of the Industrial revolution lecture Write up. Life before you guys were born. 56k: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8XKhCfsTts NBA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAQtbCUYGsw FPS

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  1. Agenda • Permission Slips • Turn in • Due Wednesday • What do you know about industrial Revolution? • The beginnings of the Industrial revolution lecture • Write up

  2. Life before you guys were born • 56k: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8XKhCfsTts • NBA • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAQtbCUYGsw • FPS • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWMyoNhGHbk • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktwVEYqnpcc • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coiTJbr9m04

  3. Styles • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xevjs_dtkk8

  4. What do you know about Industrial Revolution? • Time period of Great Change • Technology • Lifestyle

  5. The Beginnings of Industrialization Mr. Saeteurn

  6. Before

  7. After

  8. Before

  9. After

  10. Learning Targets • Standards • 10.3.1 • 10.3.2 • 10.3.5

  11. Outline • Background • Begins in Britain • Ag. Revolution • Why England • Inventions • Transportation • Railroad • Key Terms: Agricultural Revolution, Crop rotation, Industrialization, Natural Resources, Enclosures, Entrepreneurs, Factors of Production

  12. Background • England • Industrial revolution began • Large machines • Before people worked using their hands • Machines replaced the hand labor • Spread from England to Europe to North America

  13. Begins in Britain • Agriculture Revolution • 1700CE, small farms all over • Wealthy land owners bought them up • Encloses lands with fences • Enclosure Movement results • Farmers tried new farming methods • Boosted harvest • More productive seeding and farming methods • Small farmers became tenant farmers or gave up and moved to cities

  14. Agriculture Revolution • Jethro Tull • One of first Scientific Farmers • Seed Drill • Allowed farmers to plant in well placed rows at specific depth • Boosted crop yield

  15. Agriculture Revolution • Crop Rotation • One year farmers might plant wheat which takes away soil nutrients. • Next year plant turnips which restores nutrients

  16. Agriculture Revolution • Livestock • Production • Robert Bakewell • Mutton • Bread best sheep • Average weight • 1700- 18 LBS • 1786- 50 LBS • Living condition and food increase • Results: Population

  17. Begins in Britain • Why England? • Large population of workers • Natural resources • Water power and coal to fuel new machines • Iron ore to make new machines, tools and buildings • Rivers for transportation • Harbors where merchant ships set sail • Investors • Banks loans • Encouraged people to invest in new machines , expand operations • Demands of goods • Overseas trade, Economic prosperity, Climate of progress • Stability • No wars on British soil • Had all factors of production • Land, labor, capital (wealth)

  18. Questions • How did the agriculture revolution cause the population to increase? • What factors allowed the Industrial revolution to begin in Britain • How did the increase of population help the industrial revolution in England?

  19. Inventions: Textile • Flying Shuttle (1733) • John Kay • Doubled production of textile • Spinning Jenny (1764) • James Hargreaves • Allowed one spinner to spin 8 threads at once • Water Frame • Richard Arkwright • Before: hand powered • Used water powered stream to drive spinning wheels

  20. Inventions: Textile • Spinning Mule (1779) • Samuel Crompton • Combined Spinning Jenny and water frame • Made thread stronger finer, more consistent • Power loom (1787) • Edmund Cartwright • Sped up waving • These machines were huge • Took weaving out of house and into factories • Built near rivers (water power)

  21. Inventions: Textile • Cotton • 1790s remove seeds from raw cotton by hand • Hard work • Cotton Gin (1793) • Eli Whitney (American) • Sped up this process • Increased output • Cotton Production • 1790: 1.5 million LBS • 1810: 85 million LBS

  22. Questions • What are some advantages of having machines? • Why was cotton gin significant invention?

  23. Transportation • Watt’s Steam Engine (1765) • James Watt • Made steam engine work faster, burn less fuel • Joined with Matthew Boulton (entrepreneur) • Water Transport • Steam propel boats • Robert Fulton ordered steam engine from Boulton and Watt • Clermont (1807) • 1st successful trip • Took people up and down NY Hudson river • England: • Improved network of canals (human made waterways) • By mid 1800’s 4,250 miles of inland channels • Cost of transport=

  24. Railway • Steam Engine on wheels drove English industry after 1820 • Steam Driven Locomotives (1804) • Richard Trevithick • Hauled 10 tons of iron 10 miles down track • George Stephenson (1821) • Built 20 engines for mine operators in northern England • 1st rail line • Ran 27 miles from Yorkshire coal fields to port of Stockton on North sea

  25. Railway • Liverpool Manchester railroad • Connected Liverpool with Manchester • 1829 competition • Rocket • Designed by Stephenson and son won • Opened 1830 • Revolutionizes life • 4 Effects • 1. Spurred industrialization by giving manufactures a cheap way to transport materials and goods. • 2. Created thousands of new jobs for both railroad workers and miners • 3. Boosted Agriculture and fishing industries • 4. Easier travel encouraged country people to take city jobs

  26. Write Up • Answer one of the question in the form of a paragraph. • Was the revolution in agriculture necessary to the industrial revolution? Explain • What effect did entrepreneurs have upon the industrial revolution? • Do you agree with the statement that the steam engine was the greatest invention of the industrial revolution? Why or why not?

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