1. Learning Target:
I can identify what the Industrial Revolution was and important inventions.
Daily 10
The ruling king in France at the time of the French Revolution was…
Napoleon
George III
Louis XIV
Louis XVI

2. Up ahead… Agenda Unit 4 Test Industrial Revolution Notes
Inventions Foldable
Up ahead…
-Quiz MONDAY over the Industrial Revolution & Impact

3. The Industrial Revolution

4. What was it?
The shift, during the 18th century, from making goods by hand to making them by machine
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How have you seen this in your life?
Britain

5. England: Where it began
They had the “Factors of Production”
Land, labor, capital
1. Natural Resources
Water, iron, rivers, harbors
2. Large population of people
3. Expanding economy
Banking system
4. Stable Government

6. Started with the Agricultural Revolution
Inventions in agriculture
More food
More people
Need for more goods such as clothing
Factories
Leads to
Which leads to
Which leads to
Which leads to

7. BrainPop Industrial Revolution Video

8. Technological Inventions of the Industrial Revolution Flipbook

9. Fold paper like hotdog/then ½ 3 times (should have 16 squares)
Title top technological inventions of the Industrial Revolution
One inside: Define/state where it began/why it started in GB?

10. Label the following on the outside:
Cotton Gin, Flying Shuttle, Spinning Jenny, Steam Engine, Water-power Loom, Railroads
For each, you will explain “WHAT” it was & the “IMPACT”
Using pages , create and complete your flipbook over the inventions from the Industrial Revolution.
Let’s do Cotton Gin together…

11. Textile Industry Grows First
What are textiles?
Cloth – wool, linen, cotton
Cotton Gin
Eli Whitney – removed seeds from cotton

12. Flying Shuttle Factories
Allowed weavers to carry yarn back and forth quickly
Factories
Large buildings that housed big machines

13. Flying Shuttle
Tt79A
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14. Improvements in Transportation
James Watt’s Steam Engine
Ran on coal
Fulton’s Steam Boat
Clermont – carried passengers in New York
McAdam’s Roads
Crushed rock roads

15. Building McAdam Roads

16. What invention came next?
Steam locomotive
Steam on wheels!
Liverpool-Manchester Railroad
Opened in 1830
27 miles long
Effects?
New jobs
Mining increased
Fishing and agriculture grew
Made travel easier

17. First locomotive – “The Rocket”
24 Miles per Hour