Original PromptIndustrial revolution
What was it
The turning point where people stopped relying on handmade goods and started to use machine-made things
Before - most people grew cotton and silk ect, they would hand-make all their clothes
After people started to build factories (many using steam), this helped to separate the cotton and made the process faster.
What did it change
Here is an even simpler way to look at why Britain became the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution:
Why People Moved & Lived Di...
This learning resource covers the significant historical events and developments from the Industrial Revolution through World War II. It addresses key concepts such as the transition from handmade to machine-made goods, the factors that initiated the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain, and the social implications of factory work, including child labor and the Factory Act of 1833. The document further explores the motivations and impacts of imperialism, particularly British imperialism in Asia and Africa, emphasizing the ideologies like Social Darwinism that justified expansion. Significant events surrounding World War I and II are analyzed, including the treatment of Germany post-WWI and key battles in WWII that shifted momentum towards the Allies. The resource concludes with discussions on the Holocaust and the Nuremberg Trials, emphasizing the moral lessons and accountability stemming from these pivotal moments in history.