JEOPARDY

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JEOPARDY

• The Industrial Revolution

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Agricultural Rev
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Inventions
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Inventors
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Philosophies
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Vocabulary
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This was the innovation that allowed nutrients to
be restored to the soil.
What was crop rotation
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This was the name given to the closing in of
small farms to form a more productive larger farm.
What was the enclosure movement
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He was the English King during the American
Revolution nicknamed Farmer George.
Who was George III?
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These were the genetic improvements created by
Robert Bakewell to improve agricultural yields.
What were stronger and larger horses, and fatter
sheep and cattle for meat?
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This was the country that used windmills and
dikes to reclaim farmland that was below sea
level.
What was the Netherlands?
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These were the two inventions of Eli Whitney.
What were interchangeable parts and the cotton
gin?
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This was James Hargreaves invention to spin up
the production of thread..
What was the spinning jenny?
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This was the electric generator that worked by
rotating a coil of wire between the poles of a
magnet.
What was the dynamo?
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This was the first steam locomotive.
What was the Rocket?
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Samuel Cromptons invention that enabled the
faster spinning of thicker more durable thread.
What was the spinning mule?
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This was the invention developed by Samuel Morse
that allowed people to communicate over great
distances and also helped coordinate train
traffic.
What was the telegraph?
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In many ways the cathedrals of the Industrial
Age, the places that bring both workers and
machines together to manufacture vast quantities
of goods.
What are factories?
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This was the invention of John Kays that enabled
weavers to make cloth faster.
What was the flying shuttle?
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This was Robert Fultons invention.
What was the Clermont, a steamship?
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This was the great power source of the early
Industrial Revolution.
What was steam?
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This English economist and writer said that the
population would grow faster than the food supply
causing mass starvation.
Who was Thomas Malthus?
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This British economist developed the iron law of
wages, that stated when times were good people
had more children, which increased the labor
supply and eventually lowered wages.
Who was David Ricardo?( hey Lucy)
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This British economist preached the doctrine of
utilitarianism, or the idea that the goal of a
society was to do the most good for the greatest
amount of people.
Who was Jeremy Bentham?
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This British economist and social reformer stated
that the free market favored the strong over the
weak, and thought that the government should step
in and help people.
Who was John Stuart Mill?
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This German economist argued that eventually the
working class would rise up and overthrow the
middle class factory owners or (bourgeoisie), and
create a classless society.
Who was Karl Marx?
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Dont Choke!
Daily Double
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This is what Karl Marx called the working class.
What was the proletariat?
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This is Marxs word for the type of socialism
that springs from the inevitable class struggle
between the workers and owners.
What was Communism?
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This was the Protestant religion spread by John
Wesley and circuit riding preachers to the poor
working class in the slums of Great Britain and
poor of the United States.
What was Methodism?
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This is the movement of people from the country
or rural areas to the cities.
What was urbanization?
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These were the groups of early socialists who
tried to set up perfect communities, like Robert
Owens New Lanark, Scotland or New Harmony in
Indiana.
Who were the Utopians?