industrial revoulution
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Presentation about Industrial Revolution.TRANSCRIPT
Group Members:-
1. Akshaya Sarang…………73
2. Pooja Semlani……………76
3. Priyanka Tripathi………....97
4. Dhara Upadhyay…………98
5. Harshali Yadav………….104
Group Members:-
6. Priyanka Yadav……….…106
7. Rachael Carrasco…….....107
8. Kevin Dsouza…………….110
9.Gaurav Gupta……............112
10.Vibha Pande……………..113
Introduction
Causes of industrial revolution
Phases-I of industrial revolution
Phases-II of industrial revolution
Phases-III of industrial revolution
Effects of industrial revolution
Impact
Content
What is Industrial revolution…?!
Industrial revolution is a period of major industrialization that took place during the late 1700s and early 1800s. The Industrial Revolution, beginning in Great Britain, quickly spread throughout the world. This time period saw the mechanization of agriculture and textile manufacturing and a revolution in power
INTRODUCTION
COUNTRIES INVOLVED
England.
France
Germany
CAUSES OF INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
It was started in England. it entitled English citizens to political rights, brought stability to England government which gave rise to progressive society and favored new discoveries and inventions.
TYPES OF CAUSES.
General Causes.
Causes specific to England.
GENERAL CAUSES.
Geographical discoveries to new
trade routes to new lands.
Progress of Science Leading to
new Inventions
CAUSES SPECIFIC TO ENGLAND:
• Increase in Demand for English Goods.
• Naval Supremacy & Peaceful Atmosphere.
• Rivers for Producing Electricity.
• Avaibility of Coal & Iron-Coal and Iron.
PHASES OF INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
The industrial revolution is divided in 3 phases:
1. Machines and Labor (1770 – 1830)
2. Technical Revolution (1830 – 1870)
3. Technological Revolution (1870…)
Phase-IMachines and Labor
John Kay’s “Flying Shuttle”
John Kay’s “Flying Shuttle”1733
Edmund Cartwright's “Power Loom”
Edmund Cartwright's “Power Loom”1785
James Watt’s “Steam Engine”
James Watt’s “Steam Engine”1769
Steam TractorSteam Tractor
Steam ShipSteam Ship
Phase-IITechnical Revolution
PHASE-IITECHNICAL REVOLUTION
oBritish cotton and woolen industries were established in Netherlands.
oMachinery for manufacture of consumers goods was also being exported to different countries.
oThen the machines were introduced in France, Belgium, Switzerland and Germany.
oRussia was the last of the big European powers to have an industrial revolution.
oThe American industries grew very rapidly after 1870.
o Japan was the first country in Asia to get industrialized.
Phase-III Technological Revolution
PHASE-III TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTION
In 1947 the transistor and digital computers were
invented.
Internet was introduced in 1969-Networks were developed in the late
1960`s and early 1970`s.
(1920–1979)
Motorola created the first mobile
phone, Motorola DynaTac in 1983.
The first true digital camera was
created by Steve sasson in 1988.
In 1991 the World Wide Web was released to the
public.
The 1980`s
Gramophone record to CD
(released 1982) and MP3
(released 1994 for computers only first MP3 player 1998).
VHS tape to Video CD
(1993), DVD (1997) and
Blu-ray (2006).
Analog broadcasting
to digital broadcasting.
Payphone and landline phone to cell phone (mid-1990s to mid-2000s).
CONVERTED TECHNOLOGIES
Typewriter to printer (1980s to
mid-1990s).
Mail to email (mid to late 1990s).
Analog photography (film photography) to
digital photography (first digicam sold
in 1989).
CONVERTED TECHNOLOGIES
EFFECTS OF INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION .
Economic
Effects.
Social
Effects.
Political
Effects.
EFFECTS
ECONOMIC EFFECTS
Large scale production.
Increase in National Income of England.
Improvement of Standard of Living
Big Factories & Industrial towns.
Development of Banking.
SOCIAL EFFECTS.
Unsatisfactory Conditions in Factories.
Lack of Drainage system & Poor Town Planning.
Unemployment & Job-Security not Provided.
POLITICAL EFFECTS.
Search for New Market for Surplus & Economic Exploitation.
Need for Parliamentary
reforms.
Chartist
movement.
IMPACT OF INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION.
• Impact was Greatest in England.
• Labor Problem.
• New concepts.
SHARE IN WORLD MANUFACTURING OUTPUT: 1750-
1900
Bibliographic Sources
Bibliographic Sources
Content taken from –”History text book-Hussain Naqvi”
Wikipedia.