Industrial Revolution

By a_n16
  • James Watt

    James Watt

    The Father of the Industrial Revolution who perfected the steam engine leading to developments of transportation.
  • The Flying Shuttle

    The Flying Shuttle

    Sped up the weaving process which helped a certain industry boom.
  • Agricultural and Textile Industries

    Agricultural and Textile Industries

    These industries popped off with inventions like the Iron Plow and Spinning Jenny. They're important because one made farming easier and making clothes better.
  • England's Industrial Revolution

    England's Industrial Revolution

    This is where the first Industrial Revolution ever took place.
  • Factory System

    Factory System

    Gained popularity, leading more people to leave their previous work at home for city factories.
  • Transportation

    Transportation

    The Transportation Industry caught up by the inventions of cars, steamboats, and trains. Setting up a path for future transportation.
  • Michael Faraday

    Michael Faraday

    He invented the electric generator. If he didn't we wouldn't have a lot of essential things that use electricity
  • Poor Working Conditions

    Poor Working Conditions

    This lead to strikes and reforms. The first one, limiting work hours
  • The Mechanical Reaper

    The Mechanical Reaper

    Allowed more production of food for the growing population.
  • 2nd Reform

    2nd Reform

    Women were barred from working in the mines. This is important because it was one of many reforms
  • Karl Marx

    Karl Marx

    Wrote his manifesto on Communism. This made people think of society in a new way.
  • America's Industrial Revolution Starts

    America's Industrial Revolution Starts

    This beginning sparked how we got to where we are today.
  • Charles Darwin

    Charles Darwin

    He theorized the Theory of Evolution. This changed the science world by making people think about or origins.
  • Communication

    Communication

    Communication improved with the invention of the telephone and telegraph. This helped people from far distances converse.
  • The First Strike

    The First Strike

    The Great Railroad Strike was the first labor strike in the U.S. This led to many more reforms in work places
  • First Labor Unions

    First Labor Unions

    This was important because it gave other mistreated workers unity
  • Ivan Pavlov

    Ivan Pavlov

    Experimented on dogs with bells to figure out classical conditioning. This sparked the wave of Psychology.
  • Sigmund Freud

    Sigmund Freud

    He wrote the Interpretations of Dream. He also contributed to Psychology.
  • Henry Ford

    Henry Ford

    His method of an Assembly Line lead to a wave of mass production.
  • Urbanization

    Urbanization

    Started for workers to be closer to factories. Important because of the poor conditions.