socialce first quize

 Approximately how many people were in a village

200 to 400

How long did they usually work

 

 set up to sundown

What did Sons do 

Helped with farming and tending to livestock

 what did daughters do

 

cleaning cooking sewing and doing other domestic chores 

What was the lifespan

 

40 years of age 

What are the comments

 

land available to anyone for hunting, gathering firewood, and growing crops 

What were the two sources of  fuel

 

Firewood Cole

People earn a living by

 

mostly farming or Trading

 tools were usually 

Handmade

work hours were determined by

 set up to sundown

the rules of children were to

 help their parents

clothing and food were made by

 the woman of the house

 other things

 marriages were arranged

What are two things that needed to happen for Britain to have an industrial  revolution

 population needed to grow

those people needed to work in factories

Describe how the population changed after 1700

 

Population grew by a lot

What was the enclosure movement 

When landowners took away the common areas

What were the two ideal crops

 Clover and turnips

why were Clover and turnips ideal crops

 animal food

 health benefits

 more livestock

how did farmers change the way they planted the land

 

4 crop rotation for tunips: wheat, barley, and Clover 

Who invented the Seadrill?

 

 Jethro tull

Who invented the Norfolk four-crop system 

Charles townaned

Who made selective breeding 

 

Robert Bakewell

What are the 6 reasons why industrialization began in England 

Population

 

source of fuel

 Shipping of Goods

 expanding economy

 banking system

 political system 

What were the two problems with water wheels and what was the solution

 

you had to be close to a water source

 in winter water freezes summer dries up

 solution steam powered 

Who made the steam engine?

 Thomas slavery

Who improved  on slavery's  model 

Thomas newcomen 

Why were canals better than roads

 

they were more efficient 

 where did the first Railway take you to

 

Liverpool to Manchester 

What was good about railways  

Perishable goods could now be transported without spoiling