1. Changes in Textile Production Leading to the Industrial Revolution pages 34-35

2. Textiles are threads, fabrics and cloth#6

3. Cottage Industry Mill Factory System GS #7,8,9 Large Factory in City
100’s workers
Steam Engine Power
Very Fast Process
Very cheap cloth
House in Village
Workers families
Human power
Slow process
Expensive cloth
Water Mill on River
Groups of workers
Water power
Faster process
Inexpensive cloth
GS #7,8,9

4. Cottage
Industry

5. Water
Mill

6. Factory
System

7. Brainstorm Inventions
Think of a really awesome invention that changed the world forever
Think of a good invention that is practical and useful
Think of a stupid invention that people spent money on but really serve no real purpose for improving life

8. Industrial Revolution Inventors

9. John Kay invented the flying shuttle that
speeded up the weaving of cloth in a loom
Human
Powered
GS#10

10. James Hargreaves invented a new spinning
jenny that would spin multiple bobbins of threads at the same time
Human
Powered
GS#10

11. Richard Arkwright invented the water frame
that used water power to turn hundreds of spindles to fill multiple bobbins of thread
WATER
Powered
GS#11

12. Edward Cartwright invented the water-powered
loom which used water power to move the power loom to weave sheets of fabric
GS#11

13. Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin which
improved the cleaning of raw cotton by removing seeds, and increased the production of cotton.
Cleans
Cotton
GS#12

14. What invention do we need to power the large factories?

15. James Watt invented the steam engine to power machines
1. burn coal (fuel) to heat water
2. water boils producing steam
3. trap steam and use the pressure to drive
machine (belts, pistons, fly wheels, gears, etc..)
#13

16. MOST Steam Engine is the
important invention of the Industrial Revolution era because it can be used with so many other inventions!!!!
#14

17. Joseph Cugnot built steam carriage
Steam Engines will improve TRANSPORTATION
not only could Britain produce more products, but
they could transport them faster, easier and cheaper
Joseph Cugnot built steam carriage
GS#15
This was great idea in theory, but invention was slow and never really used

19. Robert Fulton – created 1st steamboats
GS#15
Robert Fulton – created 1st steamboats
No longer dependent on wind or current – fast and efficient!

20. Richard Trevithick – created 1st steam locomotive
GS#15

21. Changed forever the transportation of goods and people over land!