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Most revolutionizing of them all

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education was a priviledge

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Europe, Britain

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textile industry --> beginning of evertyhing

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enclosure system is when the lands were closed for the production of one material only, that was produced in large scale to the world trade.

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Why farmers shifted from Open-field to Enclosure field

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Why farmers shifted from Open-field to Enclosure field

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Farmers shifted from a open-field system because, the open-filed system was not producing enought for the whole population, that kept growing, and also for trade, and so they adapted a enclosure system because they could produce more of what was really necessary

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It changed because it increased the harvest and that livestock had no longer to be slaughtered before winter and also increased in quantitativo and quality.

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Tomas Newcomen

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Britain, 1712

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Used to puma water out of mines

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James Hargreaves

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Britain, 1764

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spinning machines powered by James Watt's steam engines

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The mills of Manchester created jobs and encouraged technology and so education to expand, making both housing and clothing cheaper

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Yes, because it helped to producce things master and because of that people started to create new machines that could help them in other fields, expanding the revolution. Also it made the exportation of products cheaper and faster.

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The standardization of time is related to the railroads because the railroads used to work whithin the time of the place it originated, but than they adopted the standardization where the time was the same in different stations.

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Henry Ford
July 30, 1863 to April 7, 1947
Greenfield Township
American captain of industry and a business magnate founder of the Ford Motor Company, and the sponsor of the development of the assembly line technique of mass production.

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His introduction of the Model T automobile revolutionized transportation and American industry. He is credited with "Fordism", which is the mass production of inexpensive goods coupled with high wages for workers.