What effects did developments in transportation and communication have on the
spread of the Industrial Revolution?
They spread it to new towns and areas where industry was not yet introduced.
How did the lives of women and children change during the revolution?
Instead of staying home they were hired for low wages to work and many children were injured or even killed.
How and why did methods of production change during the industrial revolution?
The factory line was introduced so work was done more efficiently.
How did the increase use of machinery affect workers and working
conditions?
The workers became over ran by the machines and had a lot more work to do. And working conditions were dirty and more heated.
How did inventions in the textile industry lead to other new inventions?
Machines kept building on and on to each other coming up with new ways to make machines more efficient.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Bellringer 4/24
I feel that it is completely the man's fault not a video games. When someone says that video games had an influence on this man I feel this is not true. It was his choice to go on a rampage not the video games. This man should go to jail for not just killing all those people, he should also be locked away for putting this topic in everyone's mind. Video games do not kill people, people do.
Monday, April 16, 2012
Bellringer 4/16
The Printing Press is the most important invention because people could print off books quickly and cheap. It also enabled a printer to make hundreds of copies of just one work. This made it easy for the poor to by books too because the printing press made books cheaper.
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Industrial Revolution notes 2
A society based around agriculture is called an agrarian. Production becomes faster in factories in the industrial revolution. Instead of being made by hand people just take care of one small portion of the process and this cuts work time in half. Now people are being paid hourly work pay instead of how much you make. Men are the only ones working at this point, but then women and children come into play and start working because they can do the same job the same way. People started to work more women and children because you could pay them less than men.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Model Notes
Gang Plow- The gang plow had many plows attatched to it instead of one. It reduced the time needed to finish the job. It was made of steel.
Cast Iron Plow- It has changable blades, and people believed it poisened the soil. The plow had three parts to it.
Mold Board Plow- It flipped soil over, it was invented by the Chinese, it put the more nutricious soil on top.
Corn Picker- Lack of washers, it picked corn, it also pushed corn.
Cast Iron Plow- It has changable blades, and people believed it poisened the soil. The plow had three parts to it.
Mold Board Plow- It flipped soil over, it was invented by the Chinese, it put the more nutricious soil on top.
Corn Picker- Lack of washers, it picked corn, it also pushed corn.
Thursday, March 29, 2012
History of the Fyling Shuttle
The flying shuttle was a key invention in the weaving industry. It was pattented in 1733 by John Kay. The flying shuttle dominated the weaving industry through the middle of the 20th century.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
The Agricultural and Industrial Revolution
Great Britain: England, Wales, Scotland, Nothern Ireland.
In the 1600s England had a subsistince farming- Farming that of what your family only needs. They only grow enough to supply their family.
In the 1700s we had the Enclosure Movement: England had common grounds(land owned by everybody) In this movement they started fencing all the common grounds off. The citizens who were using the common grounds had theyre farms taken from them and given to larger farm owners. People who were farming on smaller lands were called tennant farmers. People who couldn't find work as a tennent farmer were forced to move into cities. Farmers start to grow more crops and start looking for effiency. Jethro Toll was concerned about the amount of seed that was being wasted by hand seeding, so he invented the seed drill.
Crop Rotation- Splitting up your land into sections for different seeds, then rotate each year. You do this because each crop requires different nutrients.
Wood was replaced by medal becauseit was stronger, and lasted longer. Replacable blades were for the plows that broke so you wouldn't have to buy a whole new plow, you just replace the blade.
People are starting to move to the cities to find work. But there is no work. But because of factors of preduction Great Britain is becoming the leader of the industrial revolution. Natural resources were found like coal and ironore. The three factors of production are land, labor, and natural resources.
Great Britain had water used for food, transportation, and mills for power. There was a disadvantage though because of drought, flood, and it could get clogged up.
In the textile industry, they made clothes by hand. Mechanisation, meant they created a machine to make all the clothes for them.
The factory system came into play because of the effeincy matter. People would come in an work on these machines for a certain wager a day.
Now the steam engine is created. Now we can power factories, boats, and locomotives. Now people can travel a lot faster. Our communicationn is also becoming quicker.
In the 1600s England had a subsistince farming- Farming that of what your family only needs. They only grow enough to supply their family.
In the 1700s we had the Enclosure Movement: England had common grounds(land owned by everybody) In this movement they started fencing all the common grounds off. The citizens who were using the common grounds had theyre farms taken from them and given to larger farm owners. People who were farming on smaller lands were called tennant farmers. People who couldn't find work as a tennent farmer were forced to move into cities. Farmers start to grow more crops and start looking for effiency. Jethro Toll was concerned about the amount of seed that was being wasted by hand seeding, so he invented the seed drill.
Crop Rotation- Splitting up your land into sections for different seeds, then rotate each year. You do this because each crop requires different nutrients.
Wood was replaced by medal becauseit was stronger, and lasted longer. Replacable blades were for the plows that broke so you wouldn't have to buy a whole new plow, you just replace the blade.
People are starting to move to the cities to find work. But there is no work. But because of factors of preduction Great Britain is becoming the leader of the industrial revolution. Natural resources were found like coal and ironore. The three factors of production are land, labor, and natural resources.
Great Britain had water used for food, transportation, and mills for power. There was a disadvantage though because of drought, flood, and it could get clogged up.
In the textile industry, they made clothes by hand. Mechanisation, meant they created a machine to make all the clothes for them.
The factory system came into play because of the effeincy matter. People would come in an work on these machines for a certain wager a day.
Now the steam engine is created. Now we can power factories, boats, and locomotives. Now people can travel a lot faster. Our communicationn is also becoming quicker.
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