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1) The steam engine started The Industrial Revolution.
2) People moved from farms to cities to start working on factories.
3) To store the large machines and to get all the machines in one place therefore make more items.

4) Because the machines needed workers to operate.

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1) What changes were caused for the Industrial Revolution?
The changes were:

People moved to cities to work on factories.

The end of import and export

The war between the US and Great Britain, making the US more independent

2) Where did it start?
It started in Great Britain.
3) Why did this start in that country?
It started in that country because the were many more of the resources needed to power or make the machines.
4) What was the first relevant machine in this process? Who was its inventor?
The first relevant machine was the cotton gin, made by Eli Whitney.
5) What other inventions were mentioned in the video?
The other inventions mentioned in this video where:

The refinement of the sewing machine, by Elias Howe

The reaper

The steel plow, by John Deere

The telegraph, by Samuel Morse

The improved steam boat, by Robert Fulton

6) Complete the sentence: What caught my attention was .....
How people had to get and make their own food, clothes, shelter.

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With a chronic lack of hygiene, little knowledge of sanitary care and no knowledge as to what caused diseases, let alone cure them. Disease accounted for many deaths in industrial cities during the Industrial Revolution.

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The Domestic System production widespread in 17th-century western Europe (Great Britain) in which rural producers bought or got the raw materials to later produce the goods in their homes.

In this system the working conditions were good, because workers worked for and with their own family.

For example in the picture below a family working together to make cloth can be observed. The workers consist of a grandmother, a mother, and a daughter.

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What Was the Putting Out System? AP Euro Bit by Bit #24

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The putting-out system, or cottage industry, was the 18th century prototype of the Industrial Revolution. It gave entrepreneurs a new way to get around guild restrictions and make money through industry. It also had benefits for farmers in the countryside. So sit back and learn about the very beginnings of industrialism.

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The manufacturing of goods moved from small shops and homes to large factories. In this large factories big, much more complex, and advanced machines could be found. This machines made the production of goods much faster and cheaper.

But some of the negatives that The Industrial System brought were

Overcrowding of cities

Much faster spread of diseases

Exploit of child labor

Low work profits for workers

Terrible work conditions

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During the Industrial Revolution wealth was available to new groups of people. For example a middle class wealthy group was formed, that made its money from the factories or by investing in new businesses. People who owned small businesses (except wool combers and weavers) also benefited from the lower prices of manufactured goods, and the wider range of food available now because of the railways bringing in fresh and new goods.

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The Industrial Revolution caused changes in people's attitude towards the political system. The middle and working classes came to believe that the political system at that time, no longer represented them. These are some of the concerns these classes had towards the political system

The new towns, which produced most of the wealth, were not represented in Parliament.

There was now a large middle class that was paying as much tax as the landowners but could not vote in elections, and their business interests were not being represented in Parliament.

The working classes had many grievances regarding working and living conditions but could not vote and were not represented in Parliament.

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The Industrial Revolution impacted the environment. The world saw a major increase in population, which, along with an increase in living standards, 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.