World History: England: Sparks of Preparation (Unit 7)

Crusades

Attempts to free the Holy Land from the Muslims (Vocabulary)

Free-enterprise system

Businesses competing for profit without undue government intervention (Vocabulary)

Industrial Revolution

Change from hand power to machine power (Vocabulary)

Is coal with certain impurities removed.

Coke, an essential improvement in the iron industry:

- revived interest in trade - revived interest in business - increased desire to be prosperous and productive

Effects the Crusades had in sparking the industrial age included:

Middle Ages

European history - from Rome's fall to the Renaissance (Vocabulary)

Profit motive

Investing at a risk for financial gain (Vocabulary)

- strict discipline - specific work responsibilities

Patterns monasteries established for helping industry included:

That has certain minerals added.

Steel is iron:

Many new inventions.

The Industrial Revolution needed:

Fertile soil

The basic component a nation does NOT need to become industrialized is:

Has great quantities of air forced throughout.

The blast furnace:

Eli Whitney

Who invented the cotton gin?

John Kay

Who invented the flying shuttle?

John Gutenberg

Who invented the printing press?

James Hargreaves

Who invented the spinning jenny?