The Beginnings of Industrialization

The Beginnings of Industrialization A. Perceiving Cause and Effect: As you read this section, make notes in the chart to explain how each factor listed contributed to an Industrial Revolution in Great Britain Factor Contribution to the Industrial Revolution 1 . Agricultural Revolution- boosted demand for products and provided labor led to an increase of population increased Food supplies. 2. Abundant Natural Resources- Surplus of natural resources such as coal, ore harbors and ports. 3.Political Stability- allowed Britain to devote its energy and resources to the economic expansion. 4. Factors of Production- Britain had most the resources to produce products. 5. Technological advances- had improved the quality and speed of cloth production Higher profits. 6. Entrepreneurs- they had provided organization skills and took financial risk in creating a business. 7. Building of factories- allowed the industry to move in and out of the home into a main location. 8. Railroad boom- gave an in expensive solution to transport materials created new jobs. B.Enclosure: the enclosure of the agriculture produce to contain u rope rotation: the rotation Of crops to industrial industry Explain how both paved the way for an agricultural revolution. Both of these paved the way for agricultural revolution by the growth of the crops and the enclosure that the agriculture needs C. Define the following terms: Industrial Revolution- the revolution for agriculture use. Industrialization- the change of agriculture to man made products. Factors of production- factory, place, time, management Factory- a place that produces or builds products for a profit Entrepreneur- a type of business person.