The Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution The greatly increased output of machine-

made goods that began in Great Britain during the 18th century.

Agricultural Improvements

Jethro Tull

1701 invented the seed drill

Enclosure Movement

Crop rotation

Use of Fertilizers

Selective Breeding

Cottage Industry Goods produced in the home

Factors of Production land, labor, and Capital

Textiles The Industrial Revolution began in the

textile Industry. (Spinning and Weaving)

Factory A building that

housed industrial machines. Early factories were built near rivers.

Steam Engine James Watt

Luddite Movement

Trade Unions

Organization of workers

Industrial RevolutionIndustrial Revolution- The greatly increased output of machine-made goods that began in Great Britain during the 18th centuryAgriculture Improvements- 1701 Jethro Tull invented the seed drill Enclosure MovementCrop rotationUse of FertilizersSelective BreedingCottage Industry- goods produced at homeFactors of Production- land, labor, and capitalTextiles- the Industrial Revolution began the Textile Industry2 Steps- Spinning and WeavingFactory- A building that housed industrial machines. Early factories were built near rivers.James Watt- Steam EngineLuddite MovementTrade Unions- Organization of Workers