1. The Industrial Revolution in England (1780s-1850s)
Arturo Soto, Jophy Joseph, Antoneia Jones

2. England Conflict/Issue:
The world as it is today wouldn’t be possible without the Industrial Revolution.
Parties involved:
Farmers
Children and the public
Manufacturers
Inventors
Miners

3. Causes, Historical Context, and Contrary Opinions
*The Industrial Revolution changed human life drastically
ž*More was created in the last 250+ years than in the previous years of known human history
Causes
Contrary Opinions
*Agricultural Changes
*Population Boom
*Economic Innovation
*New Ideas and Scientific Viewpoint
*Transportation Foundation
*Natural Resources
*A supportive government
*A trade network with numerous colonies
Rickman, Directory of Census (1816) to the poet Southey Quoted in M.D. George, England in Transition, page 76 (exert), “England grows worse and worse; but the fact in question is even a curiosity…”

4. Impact/Effects Pros: Cons: Child Labor Poor living conditions
Transportation Changes
Increased Productivity
More Food Production
More Wealth/Income
Increased use of soap during the Industrial Revolution curbed germ-related illnesses
Cons:
Child Labor
Poor living conditions
Children were bathed in settlement houses
Working class was created

5. World and Government Responses
Competition for production (India, Europe, China)
Rebels from bands of workers disliking new inventions taking over
Luddites (European)
Health Issues
Government:
British Parliament checked out factory child labor and passed laws to reduce hours a child can work
The Factory Act of 1833
Death penalty to those caught in this group
Education was available

6. Inventions and the Future
Steam Engine
created by Thomas Newcomen 1712, James Watt later modified it 1736
main function was to pump water out (mostly in mines)
Spinning Jenny
James Hargreaves founded this in 1764
multiple spools of thread could be produced at the same time
Water Frame/Water Wheel
Richard Arkwright created this in 1769
used by factories to spin 91 thread spools at once with water power
Steam Engine
Spinning Jenny
Water Frame

7. Scale of Conflict
The major setting of all the issues and where they started at was in England, Europe.
Cholera (Health)
Child Labor
Rebellions

8. Bibliography
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9. Bibliography
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10. Bibliography
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