INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

Prepared by:
Batenga, Svetlana Gabrielle
Cabaña, Angellyna
Castillo, Lynne Angelika
 • England - the birthplace of industrial revolution in 1830s and ’40s
• •1st1 and
st and old industrial revolution (1750-1870) took place in England, the
old industrial revolution (1750-1870) took place in Great Britain, the
UnitedStates,
United States,and
andFrance
France
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2nd industrial birthplace(1870-1960)
of Industrial saw
Revolution
spread in places such as
• 2nd industrialJapan
Germany, revolution (1870-1960) saw spread in places such as
and Russia
Germany, Japan and Russia
• The Industrial Revolution was a fundamental change in the way goods
• The Industrial Revolution was a fundamental change in the way goods were
were produced, from human labor to machines.
produced, from human labor to machines.
 • The Industrial Revolution and the modern Tourism Industry began at
the same time.
• The Industrial Revolution and the modern Tourism Industry began at the
• Transportation and Communication improved (ships, trains,
same time.
automobiles, telegraph, telephone and radio)
• Transportation and Communication improved (ships, trains, automobiles,
• Developing
telegraph, the transportation
telephone and radio) increased tourism because it was
• easier, faster
Developing and safety to travel.
the transportation increased tourism because it was easier,
faster and safetyoftofactory
• Development travel. system of production
• Mostly agricultural to mostly industrial
• Mostly agricultural to mostly industrial
• Rural to Urban Migration: people left farms to work in cities
• Rural to Urban Migration: people left farms to work in cities
 • The Industrial Revolution gives rise to technological advances, making
• The
travelIndustrial Revolution
and trade madeand
more efficient theexpanding
travel and markets;
trade more efficient and
increasing
personal incomes
expanding make
markets; travel both
increasing business
personal necessity
incomes and aboth
make travel leisure
activity. necessity and a leisure activity.
business
• • Some of their purpose of travel was to escape from their
responsibilities and the crowded city environment.
• • The
The nature
nature of
of seaside
seaside resorts
resorts changed
changed from
from accommodation
accommodation for for the
the
wealthy to large complexes for the masses with expanded recreational
facilities and amenities.
• • There
There were
were three
three main
main types
types of
of transportation
transportation that
that increased
increased during
during the
Industrial Revolution:
the Industrial waterways,
Revolution: waterways, roads, and and
roads, railroads.
railroads.
• Travel was no longer limited to the wealthy and middle class.
• Travel was no longer limited to the wealthy and middle class.
 • Robert
• Robert Smart Smart ofEngland
of Bristol, Bristol,–England – firstagent
first steamship steamship
agent
• In 1841, Thomas Cook was the first person to begin chartered travel
• open
and In 1841,
travelThomas
agents Cook was the first person to begin
• Also chartered travel
chartered trip whichand
wasopen
railtriptravel agents
• Also chartered trip which was railtrip
ATTRACTIONS DURING INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION

Ironbridge, Telford
The world's first iron bridge was
erected over the River Severn here in
Shropshire in 1779. This pioneering
structure marked a turning point in
English design and engineering; after it
was built, cast iron came to be widely
used in the construction of bridges,
aqueducts and buildings.
 National Railway Park
The National Railway Museum is a
museum in York, England forming part of the
Science Museum Group. The museum tells
the story of rail transport in Britain and its
impact on society. It has the largest collection
of railway objects in the world and attracts
over 700,000 visitors per year.

Rhondda Heritage Park

Rhondda Heritage Park, Trehafod,
Rhondda, South Wales is a tourist attraction
which offers an insight into the life of the coal
mining community that existed in the area until
the 1980s.Visitors can experience the life of the
coal miners on a guided tour through one of the
mine shafts of the Lewis Merthyr colliery.
 Quarry Bank Mill
Quarry Bank Mill (also known as Styal Mill)
in Styal, Cheshire, England, is one of the best
preserved textile mills of the Industrial Revolution
and is now a museum of the cotton industry. Built
in 1784, the mill is recorded in the National
Heritage List for England as a designated Grade
II* listed building, and inspired the 2013 television
series The Mill.

Big Pit: National Mining Museum

Big Pit was a working coalmine until it
closed in 1980. Then in 1983 it became a
museum of the South Wales mining industry and
on February 1st 2001 became incorporated into
the National Museum and Galleries of Wales as
the National Mining Museum of Wales.
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