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What Caused the Industrial Revolution?. World History 1/4/13. Industrialization is the growth of manufacturing activity in an economy or region. Industrializtion. Several factors and events lead to the Industrial Revolution. Agricultural Revolution Population Explosion Energy Revolution.
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What Caused the Industrial Revolution? World History 1/4/13
Industrialization is the growth of manufacturing activity in an economy or region. Industrializtion
Several factors and events lead to the Industrial Revolution. • Agricultural Revolution • Population Explosion • Energy Revolution Several Factors/Events
2nd Agricultural Revolution • Dutch built dikes to protect farmland from the sea. Used animal fertilizer to improve soil. • British discovered ways to produce more food and invented the seed drill (deposited seeds in rows rather than scattering them wastefully over the land). • Improvements lead to better food production. Agricultural Revolution
Go to page 197 • Read the section titled “Enclosure Movement.” • Answer the following writing prompt: What were the results of the enclosure movement? • Be sure to write down the definition of “enclosure” in your notes Quick Assignment
People ate better. • Women gave birth to healthier babies. • Improvements in medical care slowed the death rate. • This population explosion created a demand for more goods. Population Explosion
Lead to an energy revolution. • Water wheels powered new machines. • Coals was used to fuel the steam engine. • Technology advancements lead to the faster production of goods. New Technology
Began in England in the late 1700s. • Period of rapid change. • Machines replaced human labor and new sources of energy were found. Industrial Revolution