Innovations by Recha Pokhrel https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o Industrial Revolution. en-us 2016-09-02 13:12:34 UTC 2023-02-24 14:16:56 UTC hello@padlet.com Spinning Jenny  recha_pokhrel https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121754474
Spinning Jenny had a single wheel that controlled eight spindles which created a weave that used eight threads.This enhancement of the spinning wheel required less time needed to create textiles machines. Systems meant less agricultural labourers were needed and in the cold Winter months when it was not possible to work the land, entire families fell back on the textile trade to earn money from their cottages. Without this work they could starve to death or face the workhouse.Factories opened up in the north and created job opportunities that expanded the textile industry]]> 2016-09-06 12:44:16 UTC https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121754474 Steam Engine judy_lin https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121757873 The Steam engine is a base part or external combustion engine, that produces mechanical energy using heat from burning coal. The steam engine could be used far from coal plants, and provide long running energy and on large scales and great speeds. The steam engine is also used in locomotives and steamboats, which led to a revolution in transportation industry.]]> 2016-09-06 12:53:48 UTC https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121757873 Flying Shuttle judy_lin https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121758842 The Flying Shuttle was invented by John Kay in 1733. The Flying Shuttle, was revolutionary in the sewing industry, made thread containment easier, and workers could sow at a much faster, refined rate, speeding up the industry. You could sow at many different widths, making clothes or fabric finer. The workers could pass around the thread while working.]]> 2016-09-06 12:56:03 UTC https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121758842 Locomotives (Trains) recha_pokhrel https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121764428

A Locomotive or engine is a rail transport vehicle that provides the motive power for a train.It is powered by steam engine.creating faster, more powerful, more efficient, and safer trains.  had differing effects on people's lives. A middle class sprang up around the factories, mills, transportation hubs, and financial centers created by the Industrial Revolution; these people worked less and enjoyed an improved standard of living.Another change in working habits was the fact that young children began working along with adults in textile mills. Since the repetitive tasks they did there were considered easy, they could be paid less.also Improved production techniques. Mass Production, giving cheaper goods with improved quality. The Railways and Steam ships which improved and quickened communications. 






]]> 2016-09-06 13:10:43 UTC https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121764428 Turnpikes dillon_french https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121770177 2016-09-06 13:23:07 UTC https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121770177 Turnpikes  dillon_french https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121770615 Turnpikes were used on roads to collect money to help make/fix roads. They are barriers placed on roads where you have to pay a toll to cross through the barrier. This was first commonly used in England  when they allowed governments to use them to collect money. The money collected was put towards. We continue to use turnpikes to this day]]> 2016-09-06 13:24:03 UTC https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121770615 Coal dillon_french https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121778794 2016-09-06 13:41:40 UTC https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121778794 The Domestic System recha_pokhrel https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121939653
The Domestic System usually called the Putting out system is an Production System where merchant-employers "Put Out" materials ,like cotton, to rural producers who worked in their own homes making goods like Clothing. The Raw Materials is produced by the Farmer, then taken by the buyer. Next, an refiner refines the Material and then the Materials are sold in market. It Changed society because it lowered wage costs and increased order.

]]> 2016-09-06 19:56:30 UTC https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121939653 The Factory System recha_pokhrel https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121943577
It required workers to come to one place usually an Factory to Produce goods with the division of power. It changed society because it kept the cost of making something low and their was Mass population. Also, women, Men and children got jobs. ]]> 2016-09-06 20:16:25 UTC https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121943577 dillon_french https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121957330 Coal was used commonly used starting in the 18th century. It was more used in this time because we had the technology to mine for the sedimentary rock underground. Coal is easily burnable, and can be burned for a long time, making it a good way to help generate electricity. We still use coal today as 40% of it is used to support electricity production.]]> 2016-09-06 21:37:04 UTC https://padlet.com/recha_pokhrel/qh1vp0i1569o/wish/121957330