Mind Map Industrial Revolution_Paula Vila

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MIND MAP Industrial Revolution

-And the revolutions it implies-

Socialrevolution

Technological revolution

Transport revolution

Agricultural revolution

Financial revolution

Trade revolution

Demographic revolution

Foreign trade: it was between Western countries and their colonies, it benefitted the most as exchange of raw materials and manufactures productes grew.

Domestic trade had access to local, regional and national markets.

The Trade Revolution

Innovations in agriculture, industry and transport created a market economy, in which goods were produced to sell on a large scale. Improved transport systems

The Transport Revolution

The steam engine was one of the most important inventions created ruing the Industrial Revolution, which was used for transport, consequently, the first trains, steamboats and sailing ships appeared, which facilitated trade and transport between countries and cities.

Workers had very terrible working conditions, and this led to many revolutions, mainly political, and movements in which they defended their rights.

They had only the capacity to work

They owned productive capital

Liberal revolutions led to:The two main social classes were classified by their economic ownership, they were the bourgeoisie and the workers.

The Social Revolution

Estate-based - Class-based society

The Financial Revolution

The principal economic system was capitalism, theoretical based on economic liberalism, in which the capital, means of production and stocks were privately owned by a small group of people.But not everyone was content with this economic system, so this led to several political revolutions and the appearance of two types of ideologies: Marxism and Anarchism.

The Demographic Revolution

Population in Europe grew because of: -The decrease of the death rate (advances in medicine, hygiene and nutrition) -Increase of the birth rate (economic improvements and younger marriages).

The Technological Revolution

Due to the technological advances and the creation of different types of machines such as the steam engine, the work that the artisans used to do, was done by the machines.Consequently, the small workshop disappeared and gave way to the constructions of big factories.

The Agricultural Revolution

Led to changes that increased productivity:-Change in the structure and ownership of land -New farming methods and techniques (Norfolk crop rotation system) -Mechanisation of agriculture -Expansion of livestock farming

What was the Industrial Revolution?

It began in Britain in the late 18th century and spread throughout Europe and North America in the 19th century. It was a transformative period which reshaped economies, societies, and technologies. It was not a single revolution but rather a series of interconnected revolutions in various sectors.Look at the mind map and learn about the different revolutions!