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Industrial Revolution
By :Ar’Kennia Jones,Zaniah
cutler & Za’Niyah Tillery

What is the Industrial Revolution
Prior to the Industrial Revolution, which
began in Britain in the late 1700s,
manufacturing was often done in people’s
homes, using hand tools or basic machines.
Industrialization marked a shift to powered,
special-purpose machinery, factories and
mass production.

Chapter2
Cause and effects

The cause was when they had to fight for the
Additionally, Britain was a politically stable society,
as well as the world’s leading colonial power, which
meant its colonies could serve as a source for raw
materials, as well as a marketplace for

Chapter3
Inventions during the Industrial
Revolution

The inventions during the Industrial
Revolution were the sewing machine,
spinning penny and power loom, cotton
gin, telegraph, telephone, and some more
things were invented.

Chapter 4
Children working during the Industrial
Revolution
During the Industrial Revolution poor
children often worked full time jobs in
order to help support their families.
Children as young as four years old
worked long hours in factories under
dangerous conditions. Children
performed all sorts of jobs including
working on machines in factories, selling
newspapers on street corners, breaking
up coal at the coal mines, and as
chimney sweeps. Children wasn’t being
paid at all

Chapter five

● Mass production of goods,
increased efficiency, reduced
average costs and enabled
more to be produced.

● The rise of steam power,
steam trains, railways and
steam powered machines.