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Role of Agriculture in 1st Industrial Revolution:

Provided raw materials for industries.

Inventions like the seed drill boosted productivity.

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Inventions in Textile Industry

Spinning jenny, water frame, spinning mule revolutionized this form

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Breakthroughs in Transportation

Steam engine, locomotives, and steamships transformed

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Differences between 1st and 2nd Industrial Revolution

They concern Mechanization, water/steam power, factories. Also concerns electricity, steel, chemicals, telecommunications.

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Industrial Revolution Impact on Demographics & Politics

Urbanization, labor movements, social reforms.

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Why England First?

Abundant resources, stable politics, strong economy, skilled workforce.

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States Associated with German and Italian Unifications

Germany: Otto von Bismarck, Prussia.

Italy: Cavour, Garibaldi, Victor Emmanuel II, Piedmont-Sardinia, Naples, Sicily.

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Who was Joseph Mazzini

He was an Italian nationalist. He also formed the Young Italy Society

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Who was Count Cavour?

He was the Prime Minister of Piedmont-Sardinia, and was allied with the French to defeat the Austrians

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Who was Victor Emmanuel II?

He was the king of Piedmont-Sardinia, the first king of unified Italy

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Who was Giuseppe Garibaldi?

He was an Italian patriot, and rose an army in Southern Italy, and overthrew the 2 sicilies

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Who was Otto von Bismarck?

He was the Chancellor of Prussia, and didn’t care about how people felt, and only cared about practicality. He created a very strong army.

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Who was Napoleon Bonaparte III?

He was the President/Emperor of France, and was very authoritarian and took away freedoms, but also expanded the economy

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What were the causes of Imperialism?

Included economic, political, strategic motives. Also, social motives like spreading Christianity and Western values.

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Patterns in Map of Imperialism

European powers dominated Africa, Asia, and the Americas. British Empire was largest, followed by France, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Italy.