Main Ideas The Industrial Revolution featured a shift from handmade to machine made goods. It also drew the rising population to the cities looking for work. The Industrial Revolution in the British textile industry, aided by its natural resources, new inventions, trade wealth, and growing population. Dreary working conditions produced a flood of affordable goods, and eventually higher wages, gradually improving the standards of living in Europe. The continent steadily industrialized after 1815 with varying degrees of government support. Key Terms, People, and Events Proletarians John Cockerill Friedrich Engels Industrial Revolution Fritz Harkort Robert Owen James Hargreaves Friedrich List Factory Act of 1833 Richard Arkwright Zollverein Division of Labor James Watt Economic Nationalism Mines Act of 1842 Coke Credit Mobilier Combination Acts of 1799 Rocket” Class-Consciousness Grand National Consolidated “The Trade Union Crystal Palace William Blake Chartist Movement Thomas Malthus William Wordsworth David Ricardo Luddites For the Test: (This list covers most, not all, of the material on the test) Be able to Identify the following terms (Briefly describe and explain the historical significance) Industrial Revolution Crystal Palace
Main Ideas The Industrial Revolution featured a shift from handmade to machine made goods. It also drew the rising population to the cities looking for work. The Industrial Revolution in the British textile industry, aided by its natural resources, new inventions, trade wealth, and growing population. Dreary working conditions produced a flood of affordable goods, and eventually higher wages, gradually improving the standards of living in Europe. The continent steadily industrialized after 1815 with varying degrees of government support. Key Terms, People, and Events Proletarians Industrial Revolution James Hargreaves Richard Arkwright James Watt Coke “The Rocket” Crystal Palace Thomas Malthus David Ricardo John Cockerill Fritz Harkort Friedrich List Zollverein Economic Nationalism Credit Mobilier Class-Consciousness William Blake William Wordsworth Luddites Friedrich Engels Robert Owen Factory Act of 1833 Division of Labor Mines Act of 1842 Combination Acts of 1799 Grand National Consolidated Trade Union Chartist Movement For the Test: (This list covers most, not all, of the material on the test) Be able to Identify the following terms (Briefly describe and explain the historical significance) Industrial Revolution Crystal Palace
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