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Because the industrial system was new, there were no experienced workers. As a result, everyone had an opportunity to find employment.

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Production became automated with machinery that ran on steam.

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transition to new manufacturing processes in the period from about 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840. It began in the United Kingdom and spread throughout the world.

It was characterized by a transition from hand production methods to machines, and ultimately  the rise of the factory system.

It also was characterized by a transition from bio-fuels to coal, eventually leading to steam power.

It had broad effects on humanity. Average income went up, some say also the standard of living.

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1. Textile production became automated with machinery as opposed to being done manually.

2. Large scale production of important chemicals such as sulfuric acid (important for removing rust)

3. In the field of agriculture, the development of technologies such as the seed drill made farming much easier.

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A Roberts loom in a weaving shed in Great Britain in 1835

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Coal, Steam, and The Industrial Revolution: Crash Course World History #32

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What are the consequences of the Industrial Revolution on the United States? Consider economic, political, social, and environmental factors.

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Compare and Contrast American life, economy, and society before and after the Industrial Revolution.

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1.Write a paragraph summarizing the Industrial Revolution.

2.List 3 consequences of the American Revolution.

3. Label most important consequence and explain why it more important than the others.

4.Give a picture that relates to one of your consequences.