Assessment #1 Industrialization and imperialism by Jakob Denning

1769 - The Water Frame

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The Water Frame impacted society by allowing ordinary people to move more away from home production and more into factory based production. It made the slow process of making textiles at home less time consuming because they could make textiles at factories.

1838 - The Coronation of Queen Victoria

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The Coronation of Queen Victoria impacted the globe, when she was queen she really sped up imperialism by landslide. She took over India and made it so Britain had control of one of the biggest goods producers and trading countries in the world.

1712 - The Steam Locomotive

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The Steam Locomotive impacted society by allowing factories to have self-automated machines. This then lead to factories being able to produce more textiles and there being semi automated factories.

1885 - The Scramble For Africa

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The Scramble For Africa impacted society by making other countries want to get a part of Africa for themselves. Countries like Britain, France, Portugal, Spain, Italy, and the Independent States of America were involved, all wanting a peice for their own.

1820 - Macadam Roads

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The Macadam Roads impacted society by turning muddy dirt roads into compacted gravel roads that would stay solid and intact when weather would come. Making wagons be able to glide over the road regardless of if it is raining or not.

1784 - Britain Takes Over East India Company

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Britain taking over East India Company effected society by making every port that was open in India was controlled by the British. This made Britain in control of very many goods and resources that came out of India that almost every country bought.