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What Caused the Population Soar in the Industrial Revolution? |
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new medicine prevented as many deaths, improvements of care with pregnant women decreased miscarages, people just loved eachother, ya know? |
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Capital, Strong Navy, Security, Railroads, Raw Materials, Colonie$. |
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How did Workers Try to Improve the Working and Living Conditions? |
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canals, steam, coal, steel. |
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groups of people migrating to the city |
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Everyone is equal; there are no social classes, there is no social climbing. |
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Government was managed by the people, similar to democracy. |
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Places where workers lived |
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Government was there to protect the rights of the people only, and should stay out of businesses; Adam Smith. |
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Right to vote in political elections, women's suffrage particularly during the Industrial Revolution. |
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Population; when the means of subsistence increase, as does the population. |
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Robert (just call me dreamer) Owen; Utopian society dude. |
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Contributions to Evolution Theory. |
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Made significant improvements to the steam engine. |
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Automotives, and most important, the assembly line. |
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Dude invented the radio and discovered Radio Waves. |
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Pasteurization and Fermentation |
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Invented Dynamite; my main squeeze. |
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Upton Sinclair/Muckraking |
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Muckraking, getting dirty to get the details. Upton Sinclair wrote "The Jungle", portrayed immigrates in the US. |
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allowed a single weaver to weave much wider fabrics |
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Multi Spindle Spinning Frame |
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Machine that separates cotton seeds from the cotton quicker and easier. |
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Carried large and mass productions of goods faster and easier than roads |
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carried loads quicker and more efficiently, run by coal and steam. |
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Faraday discovered electrical current. |
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Invention of Aspirin, X-rays, small pox vaccine, and anesthetics. |
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public health act, washing hands before medical procedures, central board of health. |
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