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Origins of the Industrial Revolution
What Characterized the Industrial Revolution?
Inventions of the Industrial Revolution
The Industrial Revolution was characterized by a number of inventions that changed the way people worked and lived. Inventions like the spinning jenny, the water frame, and the steam engine all
The Spinning jenny is a multiple-spindle spinning frame invented by James Hargreaves. It greatly reduced the amount of time need to make a yarn thread and worked many spools at one time. It was the first of it's kind and created a explosion of the infant cotton textile industry.
Origins of the Industrial Revolution
Inventions of the Industrial Revolution
Coke is a type of fuel, made from coal. Coke was virtually unlimited in the industrial revolution and helped boost the production of iron and steel. This boost in production gave the iron industry in Britain rapid growth, making Iron go from a scarce material to a basic building block of the revolution.
The Industrial Revolution happened over a long period of development. It started in Britain,where In the 1700's canals were first being built. They allowed for the quick and easy transport of iron and coal, two important materials used in the Industrial Revolution. Another reason it started is because of Britain's booming agriculture, and the use of better farming tools. Britain also had a stable Monarchy in charge, as well as a effective central bank and credit markets that helped Britain grow as a country.
Inventions of the Industrial Revolution
Social Affects of the Revolution
The industrial revolution has a profound impact on people and the way they li
The steam Engine was first invented by Thomas Savery and Thomas Newcomen in 1705, and was improved on by James Watt. It pumped the water that accumulated in coal mines out at a more effective rate than ever before.