The Industrial Revolution started in England and soon spread to other countries. The factory system changed the way people lived and worked, introducing a variety of problems.
Your Assignment:
1.) Explain the beginnings of industrialization in Britain. (25.1)
2.) Describe the social and economic effects of industrialization. (25.2)
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1) People started buying land of England and improved farming methods. This was an agricultural revolution. They created enclosures and began creating larger fields. They experimented with productive seeding and harvesting methods to boost crop yields.
ReplyDelete2)People could earn more money, and afford to heat their homes. They bought coal and ate Scottish beef. Better clothes and more people looking for jobs.
1. The power of industry that propelled British goods and guns around the globe also brought its views of the first industrial revolution in its wake.
ReplyDelete2. Indeed, interpretations of Britain's industrial revolution not only helped shape values and public policies in Britain, but also fostered attitudes toward capitalism and modern industry elsewhere.
1.) Industrialization in Britain began by greatly increasing the output of machine-made goods. These machines began to do the people's work for them. This revolution began in the farmers' fields. The experimented with crop rotation and many seeding and harvesting methods.
ReplyDelete2.) The Industrial Revolution eventually led to a better quality of life for a lot of people. But this also hurt people. Multitudes of jobs were lost because of the increase in machinery. It brought a lot of people to the towns, though. The cities also became very dirty and dingy because the people lacked a plan in regards to drainage and cleanliness due to the machinery that was now being used. It made everything very dirty, but it made working more efficient.
1) The industrial revolution was a greatly increased output of machine-made goods that began in England in the middle 1700s. Before the Industrial REvolution, people wove textiles by hand.
ReplyDelete2) It proved to be a better quality of life for most people. But the change to machine production initially caused human suffering. Rapid industrialization brought plentiful jobs, but it also caused unhealthy working conditions, air and water pllution, and the ills of child labor. It also led to the rising class tensions, espiecially between the working class and the middle class.
Industrialism in Britain greatly increased output of machine-made goods. In 1700, small farms covered England's landscape. Wealthy landowners began buying up much of the land that village farmers had once worked. The large landowners dramatically improved farming methods. These innovations amounted to an agricultural revolution.
ReplyDeleteThe pace of the industrialization increased rapidly in Britain. People could earn higher wages in factories than on farms. With this money more people could afford to heat their homes with coal from Wales and dine on Scottish beef. They wore better clothing, that was woven on power looms in England's industrial cities. Cities swelled with waves of job seekers.
1)The industrial Revolution started in England and soon spread to other countries.
ReplyDelete2)Industrialiation was good for the economy because it brought pelntyful jobs. But it also introduced a variety of problems.
1)In 1700, small farms covered England's landscape. Wealthy landoweners, however, began buying up much of the land that village farmers had once worked. The large landowners dramatically improved farming methods. These innovations amounted to an agricultural revolution.
ReplyDelete2)The pace of industrialization accelerated rapidly in Britain. By the 1800's, people could earn higher wages in factories than on farms. With this money, more people could afford to heat their homes with coal from Wales and dine on Scottish beef. They wore better clothing, too, woven on power looms in England's industrial cities. Cities swelled with waves of job seekers.
1.) Wealthy landowners began buying up land previously owned by village farmers. After this, the wealthy landowners enclosed their land with fences or hedges. Within these larger fields, landowners practiced using more productive seeding and harvesting methods to boost crop production.
ReplyDelete2.) Industrialization increased the productivity of most goods, which resulted in more products to be sold to better the economy. The Industrial Revolution also brought new forms of transportation. James Watt invented the steam engine, which revolutionized water transportation.
1. Landowners started buying land and greatly improved farming methods. England also had extensive natural resources.
ReplyDelete2. People could afford more things, because the cities grew very rapidly there were bad living conditions, working conditions were bad also and there were tensions between the classes.
1) Industrialization began in Britain with the agriculture. People would buy the land and then enclose it with fences. This was a very huge agricultural revolution. They also rotated their crops. They used water power to fuel the new machines and used rivers for transportation.
ReplyDelete2)Economically there were more jobs open to people. Also helped with the wealth for the nation. Helped gain productions of new products and inventions.
Socially the upper class was resenting the middle class who became healthier. Workers moved to the lower middle class and factory owners and merchants rose up to the upper middle class.
wealthy land owners started buying up all small farms, with all this land they started revolutionised the farming industry buy invening machines.
ReplyDeletethey had bad living and working coditons. the econmaics went up
1) In 1700 small farms covered England's landscape. Wealthy landowners, however began buying up much of the land that vilage farmers had ove worked. Large landowners dramatically improved farming methods. These innovations amounted to an agricultural revolution.
ReplyDelete2)Economicaly it created more jobs for people. It also helped with the wealth for the nation. Helped gain productions of new products and inventions.
Social effects involved the upper class resenting the middle class who became healthier. Workers moved to the lower middle class and factory owners and consumers made up the upper middle class.
1.) The Industrial Revolution refers to the greatly increased output of the machine-made good that began in England in the middle 1700s. People wove textiles by hand. The machine started doing jobs and on the industrial revolution spread from England to Continental Europe and North America.
ReplyDelete2.)The Economic effects this had on Britain, was Britain was expanding. They expanded to support industrialization. They started developing higly banking systems. Because of the new bank systems people were encouraged by the availability of bank loans to invest in new machinery and expand their operations. Britains political stability gave the country a tremendous advantage over its neighbors. The pace of industrialization accelerated rapidly there. People could earn higher wages in factories than on farms. More people were able to heat their homes and wear better clithing. The cities filled quickly with people in seek of a job.
1.) the beggining of the industrials in britain people started buying a bunch of land in england. they were making their farms larger to get more money. they also improved their farming methods. this was an agricultural revolution.
ReplyDelete2.)since people were getting more money they could afford more so they were eating thing like scottish beef, they were also able to heat their homes. which used to bed alot more expensive.
1)Britain increased the output of machine-made goods, instead for making things themselves they started to rely on machines making them more and more. Also they started to improve their land working skills.
ReplyDelete2)Industrilization improved the quality of life for most people.People could earn higher wages in factories than on farms. It had brought plentiful jobs, but caused unhealthy working conditions also, by polluting the air and water. It also caused rising class tensions, mainly between working and middle class. More people could afford to heat their homes with coal from Whale and dine on Scottish beef. Better clothing was worn morem which were woven on power looms in England's industrial cities.
1) Industrialization began in Britain by the increased output of goods. Machines were making the goods more than the people. Also small farms covered England's landscape. Wealthy landowners began buying up the land that farmers had worked.
ReplyDelete2) People could earn higher wages in factories than on farms. With this money more people could afford more things. it pretty much created more jobs.
1) Industrialization became a huge part when there was a big demand for a certain product. Also the technology and work force was actually avaible to do so.
ReplyDelete2)People could get better paying jobs and also there was more jobs to pick from. Formaly you had to basically start your own business if you liked doing a industrial job.