Assessment 1 Industrialization ad Imperialism by Ayden Garcia

1764-The Spinning Jenny

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The Spinning Jenny helped factories produce way more clothes than if humans were making them. This helped factory owners make way more money and in turn a lot more trade happened.

1838- The Coronation of Queen Victoria

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Queen Victoria becoming queen was huge for Great Britain during imperialism because she started demanding things right away and did what she wanted. She helped Great Britain gain a lot of land during this period which also led to them making more money.

1712-The Steam Engine

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The Steam Engine had a big impact on the world, it helped create trains. These trains could now help import and export materials and products a lot faster. This also helped create machines not powered by water so that factories can now be made away from a river.

1769- The Water Loom

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The Water Loom had a big impact on weaving yarn and changing it forever. This machine was able to weave clothes with the power of water, so humans no longer had to do as much work with machines to weave yarn.

1885- The Scramble for Africa

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The Scramble for Africa was a big event during imperialism and kind of the main event. All of these countries trying to claim parts of Africa led to lots of war and it also led to these other countries taking Africa's resources and using them for their own good. Which caused problems with the people actually living in Africa who didn't have a say in who got what.

1858-England Colonized India

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England gaining complete control of India had a pretty big effect in history. England gained control of India and made as much money from them as possible. England went to India in which they found India has resources that England can use to make money. India was producing and selling all of its resources for England and England were the only ones benefiting. This helped Great Britain gain a lot more of the power it already had.