Essential Question: Where did the Industrial Revolution start and explain why it started there? Guess the Invention! Answer: telephone Answer: Vitascope Inventor: Thomas A. Watson Inventor: Thomas Edison 1876 1896 Answer: cotton gin Answer: sewing machine Inventor: Eli Whitney Inventor: Thomas Saint (firs patent) 1793 1790 Answer: spinning jenny Answer: type writer Inventor: James Hargreaves Inventor: Christopher Latham Sholes (first 1770 practical typewriter) 1869 The Industrial Revolution (1750-1900s) I. Industrial Revolution - A slow process in which major technological advances were made from about 1750 - 1900s. - Machines replaced human labor - New energy sources developed • Rural/country lifestyle began to disappear • urbanization- People moved to cities • People bought goods in stores II. Britain Leads - 4 Causes 1. Agricultural Revolution - Enclosure-taking over & fencing off land from peasant farmers - Crop rotation - restoring soil by rotating different crops seasonally, - Fertilizer from livestock 2. Population Boom Labor Supply - Many workers needed to mine, build factories & run machines 3. Natural Resources - Britain had huge supplies of iron & coal. 4. Capital - money from farmers & trade to invest in new technology & industry. **Entrepreneurs brought together capital, labor, & new inventions** III. Growing Textile Industry 1600s - Britain exported cotton cloth around the world. “Putting-out” system - Cloth made in houses, bought by merchants IV. Factory System A. 1760s - Factor System- cloth production moves from homes to buildings B. James Watt re-invented the steam engine. Factories now run continuously C. Steam engine trains & Steamboats - Goods could be transferred all over the country easily-quickly Q & A: What were some of the societal changes that took place as a result of the industrial revolution?