Conclusion
the Industrial Revolution led western civilization into the industrial era that has characterized the modern world. Europe experienced a shift from a traditional, labor-intensive economy to a more capital-intensive economy.
in 1851, the British organized the world’s first industrial fair.
The Spread of Industrialization
Industrialization on the Continent Industrial Revolution in the United States Limiting the Spread of Industrialization to the Nonindustrialized World
The Industrial Revolution in Great Britain
New forms:
The cotton industry
James Hargreaves: spinning Jenny
The steam engine
Jame Watt: steam engine
The iron industry
Chapter 20 The Industrial Revolution and Its Impact on European Society
(late 18th—earlห้องสมุดไป่ตู้19th)
By
Vivian
Chapter outline
The Industrial Revolution in Great Britain The Spread of Industrialization The Social Impact of the Industrial Revolution Conclusion
The Industrial Revolution in Great Britain
Origins:
The Agricultural Revolution Rapid growth of population Central bank and credit facilities Rich resources A supply of markets
The social impact
Population growth The growth of cities The social classes: the industrial middle class The social classes: workers in the industrial age Effort at change: the workers Effort at change: reformers and government
Henry Cork: pudding method
A revolution in transportation
railroads
The industrial factory
The Industrial Revolution in Great Britain
The great exhibition: