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BY: Moni Kochhar

The flying shuttle changed the life of a weaver because it was much faster weaving with the flying shuttle then by hand. This invention allowed containing the thread, to be shot backwards and forwards across a much wider bed. The flying shuttle also allowed the thread to be woven at a faster rate, thus enabling the process of weaving to become faster. This was invented by John kay in 1733.

The spinning jenny was used to spin yarn at a faster rate. It was able to spin more then one ball of yarn. It maid the yarn into there looms so it was easier for weavers. The spinning jenny was invented by James Hargreaves in 1764.

In the industrial age farming became more of a industry then a way to live. Farmers would rotate places to grow crops because the soil would loose nutrients. Farmers were using crop rotation in 1794.

English landowners saw better animals would give them more profit. By having new breeds of animals the landowners had more meat, wool, milk etc. Farmers got new breeds of animals in 1745.

The industrial revolution was good in a way that technology made it easier for people to make money. The industrial revolution was not violent it did not involve fighting. people also started inventing machines that made every day life or a job much easier to do. But the industrial revolution also led to pollution disease and over population. The revolution also led to child labour and homelessness. The revolution maid a lot of people live together because houses were to expensive