The document provides information about the Industrial Revolution including: - It began in Great Britain near waterways where early factories were located - The factory system brought workers and machines together for the first time - Urbanization led to overcrowding, disease, and pollution - Child labor involved long hours, dangerous conditions, and low pay - Corporations became powerful, the middle class pushed for reforms - Interchangeable parts increased efficiency, capitalism allowed free trade - Utopianism envisioned perfect communities, unions formed to demand changes - Communism advocated a classless society controlled by the community

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2. The Industrial Revolution began in this country.

3. Where is Great Britain (England)

4. Most early factories were located near these.

5. What are waterways?

6. All four of these things are necessary for industrialization to take place.

7. What is capital, labor, natural resources, and entrepreneurs?

8. This brought workers and machines together for the first time to make products.

9. What is the factory system?

10. This is when someone leaves their home to move to another country or city.

11. What is emigration?

12. This resulted in overcrowding, rapid spreading of disease, and pollution.

13. What is urbanization?

14. These were characteristics of child labor. Give three.

15. What is long hours, dangerous conditions, and low pay?

16. These businesses are owned by stockholders and became very powerful during the Industrial Revolution.

17. What are corporations?

18. This group began pushing for many reforms and changes such as providing better healthcare, improving sanitation, and improving education.

19. What the middle class?

20. Assembly line production increased dramatically with the invention of this concept.

21. What is interchangeable parts?

22. The free exchange of goods and services with limited government intervention is called this.

23. What is capitalism?

24. The idea that humans could create a perfect living community is called this.

25. What is Utopianism?

26. As a response to low wages and unsafe working conditions, individuals formed these to fight for change.

27. What are labor unions?

28. This idea advocates a classless society in which society controls all means of production and distribution. Daily Double

29. What is communism?

30. He believed that one day the workers would revolt against the upper class.

31. Who is Karl Marx?

32. Originator of interchangeable parts.

33. Who is Eli Whitney?

34. The steam engine

35. Who is Watt?

36. Developed a way to turn iron into steal.

37. Who is Henry Bessemer?

38. Invented the steamboat.

39. Who was Robert Fulton?

40. Created the spinning jenny

41. Who is James Hargreaves?

42. This style of art focused on scenes of heroic people who looked idealized and perfect.

43. What is neoclassical?

45. What is romanticism?

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47. What is romanticism?

48. This type of literature stresses the world’s harmony and presents a logical view of human nature.

49. What is neoclassial?

50. The Treaty of Versailles accomplished this. (List four things)

51. What is realism?

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