AGE OF REVOLUTION INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION Opening Activity • I will assign each student one word from the list of 16 important terms from.

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AGE OF REVOLUTION
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
Opening Activity
• I will assign each student one word from the
list of 16 important terms from the Industrial
Revolution to define.
• When everyone is finished you will stand up
and give the rest of the class the definition you
wrote.
• Remember to write a definition that everyone
will understand and that is appropriate for this
topic
Industrial Revolution
• Before we talk about the Industrial Revolution
we must first talk about the events that led up to
the Revolution
Agrarian Revolution
• Definition:
a change in
the way
food was
produced
Agrarian Revolution
• Changes that occurred
– Enclosed fields
– Crop Rotation
– Better Animal Breeding
– New Machinery
Agrarian Revolution
• Enclosed Fields
– MADE FARM
WORK MORE
EFFICIENT
– Replaced many
small strip farms
with large field
Agrarian Revolution
• Crop Rotation
– INCREASED
CROP
PRODUCTION IN
EACH FIELD
– Farmers would or
grow a different
type of crop on the
same field
• RESTORES
NUTRIENTS
Agrarian Revolution
• Better Animal
Breeding
– MORE FOOD
PRODUCED PER
ANIMAL
– Farmers only
allowed their best
animals to breed
together
Agrarian Revolution
• New Machinery
– MORE FOOD
USING LESS
WORKERS
– Dikes to protect
farmland from the
sea
– Use of fertilizer
– Seed drill planted
seeds in rows
Agrarian Revolution
RESULTS
• More food produced using less farm
workers
– Former farm workers became available to
work in factories
– Extra food could feed the urban populations
• Population of society grew tremendously
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
• A CHANGE in the way things were made
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
• Domestic System
of making products
– AT HOME
– BY HAND
– ONE PERSON
– THINK YOU CAN
MAKE A LOT OF
MONEY????
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
• Factory System of Making Products
-IN A FACTORY -BY MACHINE -MANY PEOPLE
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
• What a nation needs to have industry
– Capital---MONEY
– Labor Force—WORKERS
– Transportation System---To get
materials to the factory and the products
to the market
– Raw Materials--- examples coal, iron
ore, wool, and cotton
– Market---Place to sell your product
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
How industrialization affected society.
• Urbanization
–People moving
into cities too
quickly
–Overcrowding
–Unsafe living
conditions
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
How Industrialization Affected Society??
• Working Conditions
–Child labor- kids
could be paid less
–Long hours- 12-16
hour days
–Dangerous
Conditions- unsafe
machines
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
How Industrialization Affected Society??
• Changing Social Roles
– Women—either run the
household or work long
hours for little pay
– Family—lower class
family life suffered
– Children---poor living
conditions, child labor,
unhealthy living
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
How Industrialization affected Society????
• Transportation-greatly
improved
– Better Roads
– Canals and railroads
were built
– Steam Engine
increased speed and
options
• Opened more
MARKETS
Reactions to the Industrial Revolution
LIBERALISM VS CONSERVATISM
Liberals
Conservatives
--want change
--want stability (no change)
--new republics
--old monarchies
--Laissez-Faire Economy
--Nobles (gov’t) controls
economy
Reactions to the Industrial Revolution
• Adam Smith
– Wrote THE
WEALTH OF
NATIONS
– Introduced LaissezFaire
– Was he a liberal or
conservative???
Reactions to the Industrial Revolution
• 3 Natural Laws of Economics
– Law of Self Interest—people work for their own good
– Law of Competition—Competition forces people to
make a better product
– Law of Supply and Demand—Enough goods would be
produced at the lowest possible price to meet demand
Reactions to the Industrial Revolution
• Thomas Malthus
– Social Conservative
– Argued that population tended to increase more
rapidly than the food supply
– Therefore without wars and epidemics to kill
off the extra people, people were destine to be
poor and miserable.
– “poor people would continue to suffer as long
as the population keeps rising”
Reactions to the Industrial Revolution
• Charles Darwin
– Wrote THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES-theory
of Evolution
– “Natural Selection”-survival of the fittest
Reactions to the Industrial Revolution
• Social Darwinism: theory of
Evolution is applied to the following
–Business: justification for owners to
do whatever they had to do
–Nationalism: in warwin or be
defeated
–Society: excuse for racial prejudice
Reactions to the Industrial Revolution
• Socialism:
economic
systemsociety
owns business;
everyone shares
work and profits
Reactions to the Industrial Revolution
• Utopian Socialism
– When people wanted to
create self-supporting
societies
– Everyone shared
everything
– Goalpeaceful, equal
society
Reactions to the Industrial Revolution
• Marxist Socialism
– Begun by Karl Marxwrote
Communist Manifesto
– Workers of the world should
unite and overthrow business
owners through revolution
– Goalend capitalism, create
a socialist (CLASSLESS)
society
!!!!NOTICE!!!!
• Skip to the part of the
notes under GLOBAL
MIGRATIONS!!!!
Global Migrations
SOCIAL CAUSES
• Population Growth
• Poor Living Conditions
• Poor Working
Situations
Global Migrations
POLITICAL CAUSES
• People were
leaving
monarchies
and wanting
democracies
Global Migrations
IMPROVED TRANSPORTATION
• Expanded the
search for raw
materials
• Expanded the
creation of new
markets