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Chapter 25-The Industrial Revolution -Guided Notes
Section 3-Industrialization Spreads
Industrial Development in the United States (pg. 729-731)
Industrial Development in the United States
• During the _______________ the British • U.S. industrialization began in the
blockade forced the U.S. to develop their
________________ industry
own _____________________
– Britain wouldn’t let mechanics,
• Luckily the U.S. had the same resources
_______________, or ________
that allowed Britain to industrialize
leave the country
– Fast _______________________
• 1813-_____________________ and
– Deposits of _____ and ________
four other investors opened up a
– Supply of __________________
factory that mechanized every stage of
cloth manufacturing
– Young women began to work in
these factories earning more
_______ and finding
___________________
Later Expansion of U.S. Industry
• Later Industrial Expansion– The U.S. largely ____________
until after the Civil War ended in
1865
– Technological Boom• _________ and the
_____________ met the
demands of a booming
population
The Rise of Corporations
• The Rise of Corporations• Stock-
• Corporation-
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Continental Europe Industrializes (pg. 731-732)
• European businessmen yearned to replicate the “British
miracle” of rapidly manufacturing goods
• The Napoleonic Wars had halted __________, interrupted
communication and ________________ in Europe
• Continental Europe’s industrialization began in ___________
Germany Industrializes
– Germany was _____________
– Around 1835 __________ began
divided
to copy the Britain by importing
British equipment and engineers
– Economic ______________ and
_______________ resources
• They also sent their kids
hampered industrialization
to England to learn
____________________
Impact of Industrialization (pg.733)
The Rise of Global Inequality
– Global trade was ______________ but – Due to __________________ European
the gap between the industrialized and
economies were based on industry
_______________________ widened
while __________ and _____________
– This led to the increased
economies were still based on
agriculture
_______________ of smaller
countries for _______________
Name ________________________ Date _______________________ Hour _________
Chapter 25-The Industrial Revolution -Guided Notes
Section 3-Industrialization Spreads
Industrial Development in the United States (pg. 729-731)
Industrial Development in the United States
• During the War of 1812 the British
blockade forced the U.S. to develop their
own industry
• Luckily the U.S. had the same resources
that allowed Britain to industrialize
– Fast flowing rivers
– Deposits of coal and iron ore
– Supply of laborers
• U.S. industrialization began in the
textile industry
– Britain wouldn’t let mechanics,
tool makers, or engineers leave
the country
• 1813-Francis Cabot Lowell and four
other investors opened up a factory
that mechanized every stage of cloth
manufacturing
– Young women began to work in
these factories earning more
money and finding independence
Later Expansion of U.S. Industry
The Rise of Corporations
• Later Industrial Expansion– The U.S. largely agricultural until
after the Civil War ended in 1865
– Technological Boom• Light bulb and the telephone
met the demands of a
booming population
• The Rise of Corporations• Stock- Certain rights of ownership
sold to help entrepreneurs open or
expands their business
• Corporation-A business owned by
stock holders who share in it’s
profits but are not personally
responsible for it’s debts
Name ________________________ Date _______________________ Hour _________
Continental Europe Industrializes (pg. 731-732)
• European businessmen yearned to replicate the “British
miracle” of rapidly manufacturing goods
• The Napoleonic Wars had halted trade, interrupted
communication and caused inflation in Europe
• Continental Europe’s industrialization began in Belgium
Germany Industrializes
– Germany was politically divided – Around 1835 Germany began to
copy the Britain by importing
– Economic isolation and scattered
British equipment and engineers
resources hampered
industrialization
• They also sent their kids
to England to learn
industrial management
Impact of Industrialization (pg.733)
The Rise of Global Inequality
– Global trade was strengthened but the – Due to imperialism European
gap between the industrialized and
economies were based on industry
unindustrialized widened
while Asian and African economies
– This led to the increased
were still based on agriculture
colonization of smaller countries
for natural resources