Beginnings of the Industrial Revolution

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Beginnings of the Industrial Revolution

• IBF Global III Mr. McEntarfer

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Revolution (Revolution Change)

• Neolithic Revolution gt
• Change from hunting and gathering to farming and
  the domestication of animals. Food surplus led to
  the beginnings of the first civilizations.

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In order to industrialize you must have
C.L.I.N.T.S

• C Capital
• L Labor Supply
• I Increased Demand
• N Natural Resources
• T Transportation
• S Stable Government

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Directions

• Turn to page 717 Analyzing Causes and
  Recognizing Effects. As you read this section,
  make notes to explain how each factor listed
  contributed to an Industrial Revolution in Great
  Britain.

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Cause and Effect 1

• Agricultural Revolution gt
• Increased food supplies led to an increase in
  population that boosted demand for manufactured
  goods and provided labor for factories

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Cause and Effect 2

• Natural Resources (Abundant)

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Cause and Effect 3

• Political Stability (Stable Government)

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Cause and Effect 4

• Factors of Production

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Cause and Effect 5

• Technological advances in the textile industry

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Cause and Effect 6

• Entrepreneurs

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Cause and Effect 7

• Building of Factories

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Cause and Effect 8

• Railroad Boom

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Cause gt Abundant Natural Resources

• Effect gt Britain had the natural resources needed
  for industrialization water power, coal, iron
  ore, rivers, and harbors

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Cause gt Stable Government

• Effect gt Enabled Britain to devote its energies
  and resources to economic expansion,
  industrialization and overseas trade, peace and
  prosperity created a climate for progress

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Cause gt Factors of Production

• Effect gt Britain had all the resources needed to
  produce goods and services, including land, labor
  and capital

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Cause gt Technological advances in textile industry

• Effect gt Improved the quality and speed of cotton
  cloth production boosted profits spurred other
  industrial improvements

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Cause gt Entrepreneurs

• Effect gt Provided organization, management skills
  and took financial risks in developing new
  businesses.

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Cause gt Building of Factories

• Effect gt Allowed industry to move out of the home
  and into a central location

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Cause gt Railroad Boom

• Effect gt Provided an inexpensive way to transport
  raw materials and manufactured products created
  new jobs

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Essential Questions

• Was an agricultural revolution really necessary
  for the Industrial Revolution?
• Why might it be easier for large farmers to
  experiment than for family farmers?
• How did improvements in transportation promote
  industrialization in Britain?
• What effect did entrepreneurs have upon the
  Industrial Revolution?