The+Origins+and+Processes+of+Modernisation

=Factors= || * Agricultural workers to industrial workers;
 * ===Factor=== || ===Example=== ||
 * Agricultural revolutions and their effects on men, women, and children, and on domestic economies;
 * People started to work set hours in one place
 * Agrarian life: new machines caused loss of jobs
 * Enclosure Acts forced people to go to the cities for work. ||
 * reasons for industrial take-off || * Population growth: reasons are disputed why this occurred.
 * Innovations,
 * Inventions, ||
 * overseas influences || * Japan and copying of Western ideas
 * Spread of ideas in Europe and America ||
 * technological change and the role of science || * Shifts in technology and power sources: coal and steam power.
 * The role of machinery: Factories, steel
 * Communication: trains
 * Telegraph, photography and film, light globe ||
 * Investment capital; banks, firms and finance || * Money was necessary for investment in the new technology ||
 * Changes in manufacturing and consumption.

|| * Factories =media type="youtube" key="NKSC5L_DbH0" height="344" width="425"= =Industrial revolution powered Britain to global pre-eminence and initiated social reform.=
 * Changes in diet
 * People were paid wages so now they could make purchases from shops
 * Soap, tea and sugar: More people ate meat
 * Concept of day off, holidays and travel ||

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Agricultural Revolution in England 1500-1850

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Ch 7: Commodore Perry visits Japan Ch 8: The fall of the Tokugawa shogunate Part Two: The Meiji Restoration 1868-1912 Ch 9: Emperor Meiji and the Charter Oath Ch 10: Building a modern economy