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With your Host MISS KATZ

History Edition

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TEXTILE

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MINING

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ECONOMIC GROWTH

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BRITAIN THE

PINOEER

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WORKING CONDITION

& CHILD LABOUR

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Textile MiningEconomic Growth

Britain the

Pioneer

Working Conditions

& Child Labour

$100 $100 $100 $100 $100

$200 $200 $200 $200 $200

$300 $300 $300 $300 $300

$400 $400 $400 $400 $400

$500 $500 $500 $500 $500

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Question: Textile for $100 What is

Industrialization?

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Answer: Textile for $100 The onset of fundamental

change in the structure of an economy…and the

redeployment of resources away from agriculture towards manufacturing and services

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Question: Textile for $200

Who invented the “Spinning Jenny”?

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Answer: Textile for $200

James Hargreaves

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Question: Textile for $300

What is Richard Arkwright famous

for?

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Answer: Textile for $300

He invented the Spinning Frame,

which is an improvement of the

Spinning Jenny

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Question: Textile for $400What inventions combined two inventions together to make a better machine and

who was responsible for this invention?

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Answer: Textile for $400“Crompton's Mule”

invented by Samuel Crompton

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Question: Textile for $500

Name at least two issue associated with the

cotton mills?

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Answer: Textile for $500•The factories tended to be in remote mountain areas, next to the water supply.•difficult to find a sufficient number of people to work the mills and it created transport problems.•Employed young children •People were cramped to into small living places.

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Question: Mining for $100

What alternative energy source did mining provide?

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Answer: Mining for $100Coal

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Question: Mining for $200

What was the main issue associated with

mining that lead to an important invention?

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Answer: Mining for $200

Flooding

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Question: Mining for $300

What was the main inventions that

greatly assisted the mining industry?

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Question: Mining for $400

The WATT was named after what

person and for what invention?

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Answer: Mining for $400

James Watt and he invented the Steam

Engine

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Question: Mining for $500

Name two important impacts of the Steam Engine invention?

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Answer: Mining for $5001.Extracted Water and help build more mines2.Power Trains and were used for passenger railways 3.Lead to Steam boats –passenger boats 4.Lead to fast and more efficient transportation of good

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Question: Economic Growth for $100

What does GDP stand for and what does it

measure?

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Answer : Economic Growth for $100

gross domestic product measures the amount of products or

services produced by a country in a specific period of time,

usually a year. Still used to as an economic measuring tool

today.

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Double JeopardyQuestion: Economic

Growth for $200What was the

industrial revolution categorized by?

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Double JeopardyAnswer: Economic Growth

for $200Industrial revolution was

categorized by a doubling of national income which is

measured by GDP.

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Question: Economic Growth for $300“New inventions allowed for faster and more efficient production of goods” which had what impact on production and prices?

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Answer: Economic Growth for $300

Increased production and lowered prices (Supply curve moved to the left)

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Question: Economic Growth for $400What was manufacturing like before the industrial revolution?

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Answer: Economic Growth for $400The manufacture of goods was performed on a limited scale by individual workers.

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Double Jeopardy Question: Economic Growth for $500All of these characterize what term?

• the financial health of a population, is measured by the quantity of consumption by the members of that population.

• The more a person can afford to buy the higher their __________________considered to be…

• Generally categorized by higher income.

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Double Jeopardy Answer: Economic Growth for

$500

Standard of Living

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Question: Britain the Pioneer for $100

What two conditions enables Britain to be an

industrial pioneer?

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Answer: Britain the Pioneer for $100

Natural and Political

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Question: Britain the Pioneer for $200

What are Britain’s political advantages? cities

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Answer: Britain the Pioneer for $200

•Support entrepreneurs•1707 Trade Union between Scotland and England •Free Trade agreement

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Question: Britain the Pioneer for $300

What is Britain’s geographical advantage?

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Answer: Britain the Pioneer for $300

It has lots of lakes and rivers-good for hydro energy powering the

cotton mills

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Question: Britain the Pioneer for $400

Samuel Slater is know for what?

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Answer: Britain the Pioneer for $400

Bringing the industrial revolution to US. Also

know as “Father of American Industrial

revolution

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Question: Britain the Pioneer for $ 500

Adam Smith talked about ______ happening in the labour

force during the industrial revolution?

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Answer: Britain the Pioneer for $ 500

Division of labour, labour specialization

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Question: Working Conditions & Child Labour for $ 100

During the industrial revolution people began to move from ________ to ________?

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Question: Working Conditions & Child Labour for $ 100

From rural areas to urban areas

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Question: Working Conditions & Child Labour for $200

Why did people migrate during the industrial revolution? .

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Answer: Working Conditions & Child Labour for $200

•Find work •Increase their standard

of living

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Question: Working Conditions & Child Labour

for $300

“Different branches each one is responsible for a part of the production or business functions” is

known as what?

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Answer: Working Conditions & Child Labour

for $300

Specialized Labour

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Question: Working Conditions & Child Labour

for $400

What was the significance of the Sadler Report?

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Answer: Working Conditions & Child Labour for $400

It exposed the poor factory working conditions, labour exploitation and addressed

the need for work place regulations

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Double Jeopardy Question: Working Conditions & Child Labour for $500

What are the two important acts that imposed restrictions on factory owner and gave more right to child workers?

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Double Jeopardy Answer: Working Conditions & Child Labour for $500

1833 Factory Act and 1842 Mining Act


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