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the Industrial Revolution
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The most important resource/material of the Industrial Revolution is _______.
Coal
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What does "livestock" mean?
Farm animals raised for food or work.
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What role did coal play in the Industrial Revolution?
Coal provided cheap energy to power machines and factories
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What were working conditions like in factories?
Very difficult, with long shifts, dirty and dangerous conditions, and few laws to protect workers
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What does "prosperous" mean?
Successful and wealthy / процветающий
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Translate "steam engine"
паровой двигатель
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What was Britain like before the Industrial Revolution?
It was mainly agricultural, with most people living on farms and working in cottage industries
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Define "migration."
Moving from one place to another to live or work.
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What is the meaning of the word "revolution"?
A huge change in society, industry, or politics.
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Translate "charity"
благотворительность
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A new form of transportation for quickly moving people and goods over large distances
Trains/railroad
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What is a "shift" in factory work?
A period of time a worker spends at their job.
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Why did people move to cities during the Industrial Revolution?
For factory work and better pay
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How did transportation improve during the Industrial Revolution?
Canals, better roads, and railways were built, making transport faster and more reliable
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What is "urbanisation"?
The growth of cities as people move from rural areas.
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Why is Britain called the "cradle of the Industrial Revolution"?
Because it was the first country to industrialise
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What is an industry?
A collection of companies involved in the same type of production or business
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What problems did people face in industrial towns?
Overcrowding, poor housing, pollution, and disease outbreaks
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What is "pollution"?
Harmful substances in the air, water, or soil.
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How did Britain change during the Industrial Revolution?
It changed from a rural country with small industries to a highly industrialised and wealthy nation
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What is a "factory"?
A building where goods are manufactured in large quantities.
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What is "innovation"?
The introduction of new ideas, methods, or inventions.
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What does "rural" mean?
Relating to the countryside, not the city.
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Translate "census"
Перепись
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