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The first revolution spans from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century. It witnessed the emergence of mechanization, a process that replaced agriculture with industry as the foundations of the economic structure of society. Mass extraction of coal along with the invention of the steam engine created a new type of energy that thrusted forward all processes thanks to the development of railroads and the acceleration of economic, human and material exchanges.

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Despite considerable overlapping with the “old,” there was mounting evidence for a “new” Industrial Revolution in the late 19th and 20th centuries. In terms of basic materials, modern industry began to exploit many natural and synthetic resources not hitherto utilized: lighter metals, new alloys , and synthetic products such as plastic, as well as new energy sources.

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Nearly a century later, in the second half of the 20th century, a third industrial revolution appeared with the emergence of a new type of energy whose potential surpassed its predecessors: nuclear . This revolution witnessed the rise of electronics with the transistor and microprocessor but also the rise of telecommunications and computers.

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Manufacturing was done in people’s homes and were made by using hand tools or basic machines. That would later be sold off for profit or for food.

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The industrial revolution impacted the environment by increasing the living standards, which also led to the depletion of natural resources. The use of chemicals and fuel in factories resulted in increased air and water pollution and an increased use of fossil fuels.

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the Working conditions were terrible during the Industrial revolution As factories were being built, businesses were in need of workers. With a long line of people willing to work, employers could set wages as low as they wanted because people were willing to do work as long as they got paid.

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Agriculture had dominated the British economy for centuries. During the 18th century, after a long period of enclosures, new farming systems created an agricultural revolution that produced larger quantities of crops to feed the increasing population.

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1.Spinning jenny.
2.  Newcomen steam engine.
3. Watt steam engine.
4. The locomotive.
5.Telegraph communications. 6.Dynamite.
7. The photograph.
8. The typewriter.

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Remake this Padlet.  Create a timeline for the origins of industrialization and its diffusion.  Be creative with your timeline.  Include illustrations, maps, charts, etc.  Be sure to include:

1.  Geographic Details: What was happening in England to allow them to industrialize.  What resources were available? What was happening with the economy?  What innovations were created?
2. Changes:  Explain the initial changes that took place because of industrialization. What kind of problems with the environment developed? What were working and living conditions like? Where did people live? Where did people work?
3.  Diffusion Describe how industrialization spread.  On  your Padlet create a post for each each phase of diffusion describing where and when industrialization spread.

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As the population was increasing people were starting to move to urban places to look for employment. Some individuals became very wealthy but the poorer people had to work longer hours and lived in overcrowded environments which made getting resources harder to get.

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Timber was important  in the industrial revolution, along with oil and coal.

Timber was able to be used in  building to produce heat. Oil was used for electricity but was harder to get.

Coal was the main source of energy , timber was used in factories and in farms, also households that couldn't afford coal could use timber.

Oil and coal were resources used to transport items and materials to other places.

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Majority of people worked in Factories due to fact that the industrial revolution had started that meant they needed more workers so they hired children and women that worked long hours and didn't have that many breaks.