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Industrial Revolution (The Transportation Revolution (in 1765 Watt's…

- - - - he was an entrepreneur
        
        he paid watt to produce steam engines
  - - - using watts steam engine
        
        England used this to develop canal network around the country
- - - - healthier diets
      - better housing
      - cheaper goods
- - - - Wealthy people bought land and put fences around to restrict from others
      - Farmers have to work for the wealthy, or leave to the city
  - - - Prevented soil to be exhausted from providing the same nutrients
      - They rotate crops in four or more fields
      - More crops/food
      - More effective, soil lasts longer
    - - Seeds would be planted into the ground, many at a time
      - Saves a lot of money
      - Much bigger chance of crops growing
      - Farms can get bigger
    - - More crops mean more mouths being fed
- - - - Watt's steam engine (cheaper to use)
      - Boulton was paid to sell Watt's engine
      - Fulton steamboat engine, McAdams--roads
      - Railroads provided new jobs and easier travel and boosted agriculture