Industrialization



**__According to the timeline p. 232__** Who invented the seed drill? What is a seed drill? Jethro Tull was the one who invented the seed drill in 1701. The seed drill is a tool that helped farmers drill holes in the soil/ground so they can plant seeds. This made planting more easier and faster.

What generalization can you make about inventions displayed on the time line? I can make about the inventions displayed on the timeline is that the inventions did become a daily used item because very useful for workers/laborers.

What did inventor Richard Trevithick create in 1802 & why was it so significant? Richard Trevithick was the person to built the first steam locomotive in 1802. It was significant because it gave energy to transportation systems. Coal and water produced steam which gave energy to powers machines.

What else occurred the same year as // The Communist Manifesto // was published? Revolutions also began to occur throughout Europe.

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Compare - How has the location of the factors of production changed in current times? In 1700s the factors were mostly in Great Britain, they had coal, iron ore and waterway which was important in 1700s. But factors today are not focus on Great Britain anymore because today people needs oil fuel for the trading, and then the other transportation now uses electricity such as the train.

Predict - How might the factors of production continue to change? The future world might rely on electricity and small parts of oil fuel. Since there are cars that runs mostly on electricity that are created by some car companies.

**Critical Thinking p.241 #5**

 * Great Britain was the early leader in the industrial revolution because they had many irons and coals. At that time 1700s most of the transportations were moved by steam which uses coal and water. Also they used tools that was created by iron, so at that time Great Britain was very important because they supplied many of the materials.**

**Map analysis p.252**

What benefits did industrialization bring to some nations? At the beginning of the Industries Revolution, Great Britain had become the most wealthiest and a very powerful nation. And for the nations that is not yet industrialized they still had factories that needed coals. Coal mines made Germany one of the world's largest industrial regions.

Which do you think were greater, the costs or the benefits of industrialization? The benefits of the Industrial Revolution were greater then the benefits, because the world had started to be more open minded. People looked forward to the future and doesn't depended on agriculture as much. Nations depend on other nation that has the resources that they need and want.

How could Industrialization lead to Imperialism? Industrialization lead to Imperialism by having nations trading and selling the resources that other nations needed and that created a bond between the nations.

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Comment: So that's the time when pollution started! >:[

Prediction: The smaller and inner cities will be more populated and open to the world with trades.

Rise of the Corporation http://crocodoc.com/9TLzODU Business Cycle = Lives of the Factory Workers = The Lives of Factory Workers http://crocodoc.com/WfY61UL

How Industry Affected Social ClassesB = Reform in Great Britain! = Durning 1800s of Great Britain due to the success brought from planting had being implemented for better, which was called Industrial Revolution. In 1832 the reform act gave industrial places like Birmingham and Manchester to represent in Parliament. Parliament agreed to change the electoral law after many ordinary people throughout the country requested for better political participation. The Reform Act also gave the right for the middle class men to vote that had increase the voting up to 50%, even though only men with an amount of property could vote. The bill had changed dynamic on aristocracy, since it decrease the power of it. The bill also changed things better for children because they could only work 13 hours a day. And children at the age of 9 and 13 must have at least 2 hours of school. The acts can contribute to Asian and Africa because they have dangerous working conditions.

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Lightbulb worlds first rail Steamships Automobiles Telegraph Telephone Radio || Vaccine Modern Hospitals More training for nurses and doctors || Anthropology Sociology Laws that require children to go to school for a specific amount of time Concert halls and theaters Opening of museums and libraries Romanticism Realism Impressionism || Electricity is a very important part of technology because without light bulb the people at the factories couldn't of work late at night. Workers no longer rely on the sun. Having electricity made the training for the nurse and doctors more save because they know what they were training for and what they are doing. The scientific approach to archaeology was important because the finding of artifacts helped with researching what happened in the past to see how people lived back in the days. The laws had set that children has to be in school for a specific amount of time because education is important. They want children to receive a better education and then move onto a better career than a factory worker.
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