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The Industrial Revolution In Great Britain Questions with Correct Answers who was Edmund Cartwright? -problem: needed to speed up weaving -solution: power loom (run by water) -effect: weaving of cloth caught up with spinning of yarn, spinners and weavers worked so fast cotton farmers couldn't keep up who was Eli Whitney? -problem: removing seeds from cotton took up too much time -solution: cotton gin -effect: picked and cleaned cotton 10 times faster, increase in cotton produced, now enough cotton to keep factories goin

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The Industrial Revolution In Great Britain
Questions with Correct Answers

who was Edmund Cartwright? -problem: needed to speed up weaving


-solution: power loom (run by water)

-effect: weaving of cloth caught up with spinning of yarn, spinners and weavers worked so fast

cotton farmers couldn't keep up




who was Eli Whitney? -problem: removing seeds from cotton took up too much time


-solution: cotton gin

-effect: picked and cleaned cotton 10 times faster, increase in cotton produced, now enough

cotton to keep factories goin




who was James Watt? -problem: machines and looms used water power


-solution: steam engine

-effect: faster, less fuel, 1st source of power that could be used anywhere, needed coal




who was John McAdam? -problem: British roads had poor drainage


-solution: McAdam surface, was a smooth layer of crushed rock

, -effect: not as muddy or dusty, heavy wagons could travel over in rain and not get stuck in mud




who was Richard Treritnick? -problem: need smaller engines


-solution: engine (smaller and power full)

-effect: could transport goods, later used for railroad lines




who was George Stephensons? -problem: needed railroad lines to connect major cities


-solution: worlds 1st railroad

-effect: helped transport, connected cities




what effects did the railroads have? -transported goods and people quick, easy and fast


-need for coal and iron led to new jobs in iron and coal industries

-boost to agriculture




what were the social impacts during the industrialization? -new factories


-spread of industrialization

-growth in population

-new social classes (industrial middle class and industrial working class)

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