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Explore the transformative impact of the Industrial Revolution, from key inventions to socioeconomic shifts, with a focus on significant figures and movements. From the rise of factories to the development of scientific farming methods, delve into the era that reshaped economies and societies. Discover the battles for workers' rights, the debates on capitalism and socialism, and the quest for progress amidst challenges and controversies. Unravel the threads of industrialization and its lasting influence on modern life.
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“Jeopardy” Unit 2 The Industrial Revolution
Topic 1: 1 point a drug that prevents pain during surgery, patented by a dentist anesthesia
Topic 1: 2 points farms, factories, railways, and other large business that produce and distribute goods means of production
Topic 1: 3 points those who manage and assume the financial risk of new businesses entrepreneur
Topic 1: 4 points identical components that could be used in place of one another Interchangeable parts
Topic 1: 5 points The belief that “survival of the fittest” benefits society Social Darwinism
Topic 2: 1 point Trend in the 1600s and 1700s resulted in larger farms enclosure
Topic 2: 2 points Invented the seed drill that improved crop production Jethro Tull
Topic 2: 3 points Introduced scientific farming methods like crop rotation Charles Townshend
Topic 2: 4 points Built by the Dutch to create more farm land dikes
Topic 2: 5 points Greater numbers of people caused by increased food production Population explosion
Topic 3: 1 point Made better quality iron by using coal to smelt iron Abraham Darby
Topic 3: 2 points First factories in Britain developed in this industry textiles
Topic 3: 3 points Made the development of railroads possible Steam power
Topic 3: 4 points His improvements to the steam engine made steam an efficient power source James Watt
Topic 3: 5 points A production method in which workers repeatedly perform one task in the manufacturing process is called Assembly line
Topic 4: 1 point They believed that the solution to poverty and injustice was shared ownership by the people of the means of production Socialists
Topic 4: 2 points He believed that laws should be judged by whether thy bring more pleasure than pain. Jeremy Bentham
Topic 4: 3 points He despised capitalism because he believed that it created prosperity for a few and poverty for many Karl Marx
Topic 4: 4 points Believed that wage increases will not raise the standard of living of poor families David Ricardo
Topic 4: 5 points Discouraged vaccinations because disease was a natural means of population control Thomas Malthus
Topic 5: 1 point A company that sells ownership shares to many investors corporation
Topic 5: 2 points a business organization in areas such as shipping, mining, or factories enterprise
Topic 5: 3 points Unrestricted free market Laissez-faire
Topic 5: 4 points Argued that capitalism would inevitably lead to poverty and a workers’ revolution Karl Marx (communists)
Topic 5: 5 points The working class according to Karl Marx Proletariat
Daily Double! As a team, decide how many of the points you already have you wish to wager. If you get the question correct, you will earn double the points you wagered.If you get the question incorrect, you will lose the points you wagered. Good luck!
Daily Double! As a team, decide how many of the points you already have you wish to wager. If you get the question correct, you will earn double the points you wagered.If you get the question incorrect, you will lose the points you wagered. Good luck!
“Double Jeopardy” Industrial Revolution
Topic 1: 2 points The right to vote suffrage
Topic 1: 4 points Process that was a method for producing steel Bessemer Process
Topic 1: 6 points money used to invest in enterprises capital
Topic 1: 8 points the movement of people to cities urbanization
Topic 1: 10 points an apartment building for the working class tenement
Topic 2: 2 points inventions that the internal combustion engine make possible Trains, Airplanes, Automobile
Topic 2: 4 points Invented the light bulb Thomas Edison
Topic 2: 6 points Today’s electric generators work on the same principle as the his dynamo Michael Faraday
Topic 2: 8 points Invented dynamite Alfred Nobel
Topic 2: 10 points Successfully flew an airplane at Kitty Hawk North Carolina Orville and Wilber Wright
Topic 3: 2 points Made an important breakthrough in chemistry by showing that each element has its own kind of atoms. John Dalton
Topic 3: 4 points Discovered that sterilizing surgical instruments with antiseptics would help prevent infection Joseph Lister
Topic 3: 6 points A pioneer in the new science of geology who found evidence that the Earth had formed over thousands of years Charles Lyell
Topic 3: 8 points His book, On the Origin of Species, was controversial because it differed from the creation story in the Bible Charles Darwin
Topic 3: 10 points Developed vaccines for anthrax and rabies Louis Pasteur
Topic 4: 2 points Reformers in this movement argued that the use of alcoholic beverages harmed family life and reduced worker productivity Temperance Movement
Topic 4: 4 points African American women who spoke out for women’s suffrage Sojourner Truth
Topic 4: 6 points The movement to end slavery Abolition Movement
Topic 4: 8 points Laws that were passed in the early 1800s to reform child labor Factory Acts