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Industrial Revolution | Advances in industry, business, transportation, and communications is called the... |
Great Britain | The first stages of the Industrial Revolution took place in communities in... |
Seed Drill | Invented by Jethro Tull, this farm machine plants seeds in straight rows. |
Unemployment | This happened because machines made farms more productive and farmers needed fewer workers. |
Factors of production | These are items needed to make industry grow: land, natural resources, workers, and capital. |
Capital | This is a word to describe money and tools needed to make a product. |
Factories | Buildings to house workers and their equipment. |
Resources | This word describes Great Britain's coal, iron ore, and rivers. |
Water | Richard Arkwright created a spinning machine powered by this. |
Loom | Edmund Cartwright's invention was water powered and wove cloth. |
Water Power | Factories can use this type of power only if they are by a stream, river, waterfall, or dam. |
Steam Engine | James Watt's modern version of this invention boils water and uses steam to do the work. |
Older/skilled | This group of people were put out of work because young unskilled people took their place. |
United States | The Industrial Revolution spread quickly to this country. |
Transportation | To make this faster, stone-topped roads, canals, and steam engines were used. |
Steamboat | An American named Robert Fulton invented this which enabled a fast crossing of the Atlantic. |
Morse Code | An American named Samuel F.B. Morse invented the telegraph machine that sends electrical current through a wire to send messages, using this type of communication that he also invented. |
Industrial Age | The age of new inventions. |
Capitalism | This economic system has individuals or companies that control the factors of production. |
Assembly Line | This method of production made production times a lot faster, and each worker only had one job to do. |
Railways | This word describes steam locomotives that ran on rails all over Europe and the United States. |
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