| A | B |
|---|
| factory | a place where goods are made |
| natural resource | material from nature (ex. forests, minerals, water) |
| raw materials | materials not processed; still in natural form (ex: cotton) |
| textile | cloth |
| labor union | organization of workers |
| import | to bring into the country |
| Agricultural Revolution | caused the Industrial Revolution |
| crop rotation, enclosure, fertilizer, turnips, build dikes, selective breeding, new energy sources | new farming methods that caused the Ind. Rev. |
| effect: more food | more people |
| effect: people out of work | moved to cities |
| John Kay | invented the flying shuttle |
| James Hargreaves | invented the spinning jenny |
| Richard Arkwright | invented the waterframe |
| James Watt | improved the steam engine |
| Robert Fulton | invented the river steamboat |
| Samuel Morse | invented the telgraph |
| these inventions could spin and weave thread and cloth quicker and more at a time | flying shuttle, spinning jenny, waterframe, |
| these inventions served as modes of transportation | steam engine, steamboat |
| this invention provided a new way to communicate | telegraph |
| Britain's #1 industry | textile industry |
