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1) Before the Industrial Revolution, where were most goods produced?

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1) Before the Industrial Revolution, where were most goods produced?

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"The same can be said of the Industrial Revolution, which brought forth a massive  change in how goods were produced and traded, and in how governments decided to support these economic efforts" (1).

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2) What do historians J. R. McNeill and William H. McNeill argue helped transform the production and distribution of goods?

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2) What do historians J. R. McNeill and William H. McNeill argue helped transform the production and distribution of goods?

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"Historians J. R. and William H. McNeill argue that it was the unleashing of great quantities of

energy in the forms of fossil fuels, a concentration of capital, and the shortening of trade lines through transportation innovations like canals and turnpikes (and later

steamships) that helped to transform the production and distribution of goods, especially in the northern hemisphere"(2).

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3) How did the concept of labor change in Europe between 1750 and 1914?

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3) How did the concept of labor change in Europe between 1750 and 1914?

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There was a global shift of how goods were manufactured.

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4) How far behind was Great Britain from Asia in terms of global manufacturing output in 1750?

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4) How far behind was Great Britain from Asia in terms of global manufacturing output in 1750?

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Manufacturing Outputs were much higher in Asia than in Great Britain with a difference of 10.7%.

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5) Why was Europe’s manufacturing output relatively small compared to Asia’s in the mid-Eighteenth century?

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5) Why was Europe’s manufacturing output relatively small compared to Asia’s in the mid-Eighteenth century?

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One reason is that the Europeans
did not wear cotton clothing. They usually wore either wool or cloth made from flax. In Africa and Asia, people preferred cotton and silk.

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CP- Tony Do you think that the Industrial Revolution has actually ended?

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CP- Tony Do you think that the Industrial Revolution has actually ended?

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No I don't think that the Industrial Revolution has ended because there are new innovations being invented. The old innovations if not going away in time, they will get more complex.

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8)What is the economic philosophy of mercantilism?

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8)What is the economic philosophy of mercantilism?

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This meant that a nation should export more than it imported in order to make sure there was more gold and silver in the treasury (basically a nation’s savings account).

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I do not think the Industrial Revolution ended to this day. I believe this because we continue to increase in complexity just like the Industrial Revolution did. The only difference is the level of complexity. This supports the thought that we are still experiencing the Industrial Revolution.

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6) What industry was the main beneficiary of coal in the early days of the Industrial Revolution?

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6) What industry was the main beneficiary of coal in the early days of the Industrial Revolution?

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The textile industry used coal power to become very successful during the Industrial Revolution. Fifty million tons of coal were burned in 1850

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7) How did people move around and settle during the Industrial Revolution?

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7) How did people move around and settle during the Industrial Revolution?

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People used tugboats, paddle boats, steamships , and railroad engines to move around.

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David I. CT- Do you think the Industrial Revolution has actually ended?

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David I. CT- Do you think the Industrial Revolution has actually ended?

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No because there are a lot of technologies advancing at different paces. For example there are 4 steps to developing autonomous cars, google and Toyota are two different companies that are trying to develop self driving cars, but google is trying to skip step 2 and 3 and go to 4.