1. SOME IMPORTANT INFORMATION Industrial Revolution

2. Effects of the Factory System Before the Factory System Goods were produced in the home. Work required a wide range of skills. Children did chores at home with the family. Families worked directly with merchants. Few people were members of the middle class. After the Factory System Good were produced in factories. Work required a few easily learned skills. Children were employed in large numbers in factories. Workers dealt with managers and, sometimes, factory owners. More people joined the middle class.

3. EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIALIZATION ON POOR WOMEN The Terrace, by Silvestro Legato, 1868 Women Who Went from Cottage Industries to Factory Work *Earned low wages in low-skill jobs * Separated from their families * No real improvement in their status Other Working-Class Women * Found jobs as cooks, maids, and child-care workers because more families could afford to hire them * Found some new educational and cultural opportunities in cities * Overall improvement for many women

4. Effects of Industrialization on Middle-Class Women Middle-Class Women Freed from chores because many could afford to hire domestic help Began to attend college and get jobs as teachers and nurses Those who did work often criticized by people who said that they should not work outside the home Most affected by idea of separate spheres

5. Industrialized Europe 1900

6. Causes of the Industrial Revolution The demands of a growing population Technological Innovation Financial Investment/Capital Human capital, particularly as many poor farmers were forced off their land

7. EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION Development of labor-saving, time-saving machines The factory system Poor working conditions in factories Overcrowding, pollution, disease in cities Competing ideas about economics Rise in standard of living, growth of middle class Rise of new industries and powerful industrialists New emphasis on middle-class home life Increased power of industrialized countries