What do you know about the Industrial Revolution?
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Urbanization
Immigration
Industrial Revolution
Economic Revolution
Movement to cities
Movement to farms
Movement of peoples across Europe
Movement to USA
USA
China
France
England
Workers spent long hours in the factories, often fourteen hours a day, six days a week
The work was repetitive and boring, people would fall asleep on the job
Work was dangerous so they set up sick leave for those who were injured
Children under the age of 15 were not allowed to work because the machines were dangerous and loud
Improved working conditions for those who worked in factories
Using large machines in a home setting rather than a factory
Working and making goods at home rather than in large factories
Making cottages in factories
Steam engine
Spinning jenny
Cotton gin
Elevator
Population
Rivers
Coal and iron
Trees
True
False
England
France
Italy
Portugal
Tudor
Medici
Francis
Florence
People hold the political power to the nation
King or queen rules/leads the nation
Government is headed by a strong military leader who has total control over the nation
No one is in charge-mob rule
Citizens hold the political power in government
King or queen rules in the nation
Mob rule- no one is in charge
God is the ultimate authority of the government
True
False
Begin a new church and rebelled against the Catholic faith
Changed his name and his son's name
Asked the Pope to forgive him
Called the President for changes
True
False
First Estate
Second Estate
Third Estate
Fourth Estate
King Louis XVI
King Henry VIII
Napoleon
King George III
Renaissance
Storming of the Bastille
Reformation
Regin of Terror
True
False