Industrial+Revolution




 * Analyze the graphic above
 * What do you see as the pros and cons to the spread of industrialization?

The advantages of industrialization are: -Less competition, because business owners will get most of the consumers looking for that particular product that they produce
 * -Cheap labor, because the businesses will make more money than they have to put out to pay their workers, and have more workers if necessary**

Disaddvantages of industrialization are: -Higher cost of living, because nobody wants to have to struggle to get by and not having enough money -Higher cost of labor, because business owners will not make as much money off of their business.
 * -Cheap labor, because the workers will not make a lot of money.**






 * Explain, in detail, what effect changes in Agriculture had on the industrial revolution **?


 * Predict, what effect might the shift from Cottage industries to factories have on the lives of textile workers and on towns and cities **.


 * Evaluate how you think people justified the use of children doing hard labor in cold mines **.

=Spread of the Industrial revolution beyond England :=




 * **Link the graphic above to your Industrialization Wiki Page**
 * **Analyze the****graphic**
 * **Identify and list 5 key factors you learned from the graphic in your wiki below the graphic**
 * **Explain why each was important**

1. **Identify and explain the key factors that led to the development of the Industrial Revolution first in England**
==== Industrialization developed first in England due to the fact that the country utilized its colonies and was rich in natural resources such as coal, which were much needed during that time. ====

**If you were the financial adviser for a country, which economic view would you support and why? Use evidence from your reading and notes to support your answer.** ==If I was the financial adviser for a country, I would support capitalism, because it has more pros than cons, and overall, it supports Darwinism, and the idea of natural selection. It forces people to work hard for what they want and to earn a living, and it would only be unfair if some people are not working as hard as others, which would be their own responsibility. Also, I believe that communism puts too much power in the hands of one person or the government, and does not allow people to be individuals. ==

1. **How did cities grow and change in the late 1800s**? In the late 1800s, cities began to have greater population density because of immigration. Cities that industrialized were busier and more lively. Industries such as meat-packing and textile factories encouraged the rapid growth of cities. People were more attracted to jobs and there were more businesses. This, however, caused health hazards such as thick smoke. 2. **Why did people migrate to cities**? People migrated to cities to avoid hardships in their home countries such as political oppression, hunger, and discrimination. They also migrated to find better jobs in the cities they went to. 3. **Describe the conditions that made cities more livable**? Better plumbing and electricity in homes made living conditions more suitable. Throughout industrialization, appliances such as vaccums and electric stoves also became more common to people. Also, subway systems helped the overcrowding of the cities that occured due to the growing populations.