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Industrial Revolution

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

BY: RILEY HILL
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TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS

  • Steam engine (James watt)
  • Mule (Sam Compton)
  • Cotton gin/interchangeable parts (Eli Whitney)
  • Flying shuttle (John Kay)
  • Steam powered locomotive (George Stephenson)

WHY PEOPLE MOVED TO CITIES

  • Potato famine (Irish)
  • Working conditions
  • Job opportunities
  • Anti-Semitic policies
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WORKING CONDITIONS

  • 14 hours shifts
  • Fatal accidents
  • Disease
  • Poor wages
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Percent of people in rural communities 1800: 80%
Percent of people in urban centers in 1800: 20%

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ROLE OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN

  • Women in the middle class wouldn't usually work, and would stay home to clean the house and care for the children
  • If the family was poor, then children would work in factories along side adults
  • Women would also work if needed
  • Women would often work as domestic servants

NEW SOCIAL CLASSES

  • Working class (factory workers)
  • Middle class (factory managers)
  • Upperclass (business owners)
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CORPORATE LEADERS

  • Andrew Carnegy
  • Standard oil company
  • Rockefellers
  • IG Farben
  • British East India Company
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GOALS

  • Wanted a just and equitable society
  • End abuses of early industrial society
  • Wanted to raise wages
  • Better working conditions
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