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Mechanization is to make something mechanical or to use something by using machinery. Mechanization is when you use mechanisms to replace animal and human use. An example would be a car, Nowadays we use cars instead of riding horses or walking to their final destination. Another example is when people hand others machines or the use of machinery is calledmechanization. This is often used in different factories and industries. Resource []

Innovation Innovation is when a person introduces something new. It is a new method, idea or experiment that has been introduced to other people around the world. A creative innovation that was built during the industrial revolution would be when Jethro Tull introduced root vegetables. He created a seed drill which would let seeds to be planted deep into the soil, it has been successful because if it wouldnt have been created several seeds that were on top of the ground would have been lost or washed away.

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Units Per Man Hour

Units Per Man Hour is how much work a man can do in an hour. It is where people have to work by theirselves to produce something such as an innovation. They are forced to work for several hours till they achieve what they're supposed to do. The working conditions were very poor. Young children had to work for many hours and barly got paid fairly. Workers would work very hard, for long hours, in very dangerous surrounding. An example would be a 10 year old working for 8 hours in a dangerous place, and not getting paid with a fair amount of money. There werent any laws to protect workers either in the first part of the industrial revolution. []



Agricultural Revolution The agricultural revolution was during 18th century and the end of the 19th century where there was a huge increase in new farm technology and productivity ( the making of new farm products) such as the seed drill and the "Turnip". People and Farmers started creating new innovations which made the Agricultural Revolution successful.
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-Factory Work

Factory Work was developed in the late eighteenth century. What led to a huge increase in the amount of factories, was the use of powered machines. An example of factory work would be some inventions such as the flying shuttle, the spinning jenny and the seed drill. Because of Factory work, more and more Inventions were created much faster. [] [] City slum dwelling

[] City Slum Dwelling is when factory workers in the industrial revolution had to live in slums in big cities.They didn't have money to pay for them. These were set for them. Factory workers are forced to live in really dirty and crowded slums. People would also get really sick because of all the diseases. "The dwellings of the labouring manufacturers are in narrow streets and lanes, blocked up from light and air, crowded together because every inch of land is of such value that room for light and air cannot be afforded them. "

-Rural to Urban Migration []

Rural to Urban migration is when People and workers migrate from farming enviroments to the cities. This would occur alot during he industrial revolution. The reasons why people would move from countrysides to cities is because more factories would open and would produce more products in a much faster and easier way. Another reason is because people thought it would get them more money and they would have a much better life. An example would be a poor family during in the industrial revolution moving away from a country side and into the city for a better life and money.

-Pull factors of the Industrial cities [] []

-Pull factors of the Industrial cities are such as much more live community where you wouldn't get paid as much as you would in a country side. "Cities were centers of resources, labor, transportation : they therefore provided everything factories needed." People would migrate their for a much better living so they could keep their family surviving through such a hard life. Workers would have homes set for them and they would get paid much more than living by a countryside.The document i have researched also says that "The two movements of urban growth and industrialization fed each other." "More people were therefore drawn to the cities, esp. unskilled labourers : this fueled / gave further impetus to the migration waves." An example would be an unskilled worker who had been chosen to migrate to a city where they would get paid better with a much better shelter.

-Push Factors of the Agricultural Revolution http://74.6.238.254/search/srpcache?ei=UTF-8&p=what+are+some+Push+Factors+of+the+Agricultural+Revolution%3F&vst=0&vm=r&fr=yfp-t-701&u=http://cc.bingj.com/cache.aspx?q=what+are+some+Push+Factors+of+the+Agricultural+Revolution%3f&d=4984889506333165&mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US&w=ed7e47fb,7279866e&icp=1&.intl=us&sig=C7FjeHu8JEkFRdE0_6.Jyg-- [] - if there weren't any Push Factors of the Agricultural Revolution people wouldn't have migrated to cities. heavy labor attained to make agriculture a lot better for other people. Some push factors would be land scarce and poverty. It would cause people to move on with a new and much better life in the city. Others would decide to migrate because of the laws or being pushed out of the countryside, sometimes also because of relqious or political reasons. People weren't as skilled or educated either so that was another push factor. People wouldn't have enough money living by the countryside so they would go to the cities for a better life and everything would be provided for them such as homes.