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QR Challenge: Industrial Revolution

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Industrial RevolutionAdvances in industry, business, transportation, and communications is called the...
Great BritainThe first stages of the Industrial Revolution took place in communities in...
Seed DrillInvented by Jethro Tull, this farm machine plants seeds in straight rows.
UnemploymentThis happened because machines made farms more productive and farmers needed fewer workers.
Factors of productionThese are items needed to make industry grow: land, natural resources, workers, and capital.
CapitalThis is a word to describe money and tools needed to make a product.
FactoriesBuildings to house workers and their equipment.
ResourcesThis word describes Great Britain's coal, iron ore, and rivers.
WaterRichard Arkwright created a spinning machine powered by this.
LoomEdmund Cartwright's invention was water powered and wove cloth.
Water PowerFactories can use this type of power only if they are by a stream, river, waterfall, or dam.
Steam EngineJames Watt's modern version of this invention boils water and uses steam to do the work.
Older/skilledThis group of people were put out of work because young unskilled people took their place.
United StatesThe Industrial Revolution spread quickly to this country.
TransportationTo make this faster, stone-topped roads, canals, and steam engines were used.
SteamboatAn American named Robert Fulton invented this which enabled a fast crossing of the Atlantic.
Morse CodeAn 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 AgeThe age of new inventions.
CapitalismThis economic system has individuals or companies that control the factors of production.
Assembly LineThis method of production made production times a lot faster, and each worker only had one job to do.
RailwaysThis word describes steam locomotives that ran on rails all over Europe and the United States.
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