Industrial revolution

Industrial Revolution

Hannah Ryan & Mary Olivolo

Geographical

It spread from the UK to other countries including the United States, China, Japan, France, India, Iran, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and Ireland

Economical-The economy changed from one based on agriculture to one dependent on industry-At first, America was hesitant to involve in the Industrial Revolution because of the expense of machinery

Social

∙Rapid Urbanization∙Child Labor∙Humanitarianism ended child labor and limited

women’s labor∙Created a new class called the working class∙Production was increasing along with

population

Child Labor in factories

Mass Production

Economical• The economical changes occurred over a

century long time period• The first phase began in the 1790’s and lasted

until the 1830’s

Political

• Socialism was on the rise• The Soviet Union was gaining power• Stalin enforced the idea of Communism

Cultural

• US was turning into a materialistic country• People were ordering everything from

catalogues• Production of items was faster than ever

before• Quality of life was decreasing, working at a

factory was like working as a slave

Catalogues

Production was faster than ever

Technological

• New inventions improved transportation and daily lives

Communication

Morse Code Telephone

Transportation

Steam Boat Railroad Tracks

Bicycle Automobile

Lights

• Traffic LightLight bulb

Neon Light

Camera

Movie Camera

First Photograph with a person

Color Photography

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