9.1 Study Guide
Overview:
- Industrial Revolution: Greatly increased output of machine-made goods that began in England in the mid-1700s
- Agricultural Revolution: Inventions and innovations in agriculture
Agricultural Revoltion:
- Enclosure movement caused small farmers to be forced out of farming
- Crop Rotation created more food for more people, yet continued to force out small farmers
England:
- Large population
- Lots of natural resources
- Had a large economy
- A large banking system
- Political Stability
- Factors of Production:
- Land, Labor, + Capital
Inventions:
- Flying Shuttle - John Kay
- Foot Treadle - I.M. Singer
- Spinning Jenny - James Hargreaves
- Water Frame - Richard Arkwright
- Steam Engine - James Watt
- Steamboats - Robert Fulton
- The McAdam Railroad (Created Better Roads) - John McAdams
- Steam-Driven Locomotives - Richard Trevithick
- Cotton Gin - Eli Whitney
- Seed Drill - Jethro Toll