THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION: It’s time to industrialize!!!

l  It began in Britain in ______

l  It moved to northern Europe and ______

LIFE IN BRITAIN BEFORE THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

l  Most people worked on ______.

l  They lived in the country and ______

l  ______and ______were made by hand at home from wool, wood and leather.

l  There were ______who worked in their own shops and made lots of different things like clothes, jewellery, tools and weapons.

FACTORS OF THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

______RISES IN CITIES

l  Between 1700 and 1800 the population in Europe grew from 115 million to 187 million people.

NEED FOR PRODUCTS PRODUCED IN ______

o  Causes:

o  the increase in population

o  The changes in people´s living conditions.

§  People in the cities often could not grow their own food or make things by hand as they did in the country.

NEED FOR NEW ______

o  It was difficult to make products in great quantity by hand.

o  The machines were invented to save time and produce a variety of different products in bigger quantities.

l  NEED FOR ______

o  Factories were built for these new machines.

o  The production was increased.

NEED FOR MORE WORKERS

o  With every new factory workers were needed.

o  More and more people moved to the cities.

SOME IMPORTANT INVENTIONS

o  THE ______

o  In 1795 the Scotsman ______invented the first modern steam engine.

o  This was a great invention because it created the energy to move the big machines used in industry, transportation and agriculture.

o  THE ______

o  The invention of the spinning Jenny (James Hargreaves, c.1764) created a major change in textile industry.

•  STEAM TRAINS AND RAILWAYS

o  In 1814 ______invented the first steam engine for railways.

o  It pulled a train of eight heavy ______carriages.

o  From 1822-1825 Stephenson built the first ______in the world that carried both cargo and passengers, the Stockton and Darlington Railway in the north-east of England.

o  There were carriages for four hundred and fifty people.

o  The railway changed people´s lives in Britain and in other countries.

o  It was ______and ______than other types of transport.

o  With cheaper transport costs businesses could sell their products in many new places, and people could travel more and more.