Study
Guide for Chapter 19 - The Industrial Revolution Begins
Terms and People to Know
Ch
19 pgs. ( 606-611 sec 1)
Anesthetic Jethro Tull
Charles “ Turnip” Townshend
crop rotation
Enclosure movement
Thomas
Newcomen steam engine
James Watt Abraham Darby
smelting
Ch
19 pgs. (612-615) Sec 2
Capital enterprise
entrepreneurs
putting - out system John Kay James Hargreaves
Richard
Arkwright Eli Whitney cotton gin
factories turnpikes canals George Stephenson
The Rocket
Liverpool to
Manchester
Ch
19 pgs. (616 - 621) Sec 3
Urbanization bourgeoisie tenements
labor
unions Luddites
John Wesley Methodism
James
Kay-Shuttleworth factory
acts Friedrich Engels The
Condition of the Working Class in England
Ch
19 pgs. (622 - 631) Sec 4
Thomas
Malthus An Essay on the
Principle of Population Laissez-Faire
economics
Adam Smith Wealth of Nations
David
Ricardo Principles
of Political Economy and Taxation iron
law of wages Jeremy Bentham utilitarianism
John
Stuart Mill
Utopia utopian
socialists Robert
Owen socialism means of
production
Karl
Marx Friedrich
Engles Communist
Manifesto Communism proletariat
social
democracy
Understand
·
Describe
and explain why the Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain.
·
Explain
how the Agricultual Revolution led to the Industrial Revolution.
·
Descrine
and explain the new power sources of steam, and the changes in steel
production.
·
Explain
how transportation and communication improved during the Industral
Revolution.
·
Explain
and describe the benefits and problems of the factory system.
·
Describe
and explain the changes in production and manufacturing and the
formation of
large corporations.
·
Explain
the formation of the first labor movements and social programs to
assist
workers during the Industrial Revolution.
·
Describe
and explain the theoris and ideas of Bentham, John Stuart Mill,
Malthus, Ricardo,
Smith, Owen, and Marx.
·
Describe
and explain the ideas of socialism acording to Marx and the difference
between
authoritarian socialism and democratic sociliaism.
Essay
Questions
1.
Explain how the
Agricultural revolution helped pave the way for the Industrial
Revolution. List
and explain the innovations and inventions that led to the Agricultural
revolution.
2.
Describe the
inventions and the causes and effects of the Industrial Revolution.
Explain the
importance of these inventions and the problems that they caused for
workers
and the environment. ( Give details, be specific)
3.
Explain the
theories of three of the following Karl Marx, Jeremy Bentham, Thomas
Malthus,
David Ricardo, John Stuart Mill, or Robert Owen.