Category:Industrial Revolution

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• Second Industrial Revolution (5 C, 5 P)

B

• Blast furnaces (3 C, 13 P)

E

• Industrial Revolution in England (2 C, 73 P)

F

• Fourth Industrial Revolution (6 P)

I

• Industrial buildings and structures by heritage register (4 C)
• Industrial roles assigned to women (1 C, 4 P)

L

• Luddites (9 P)

M

• Manufacturing companies established in the 18th century (49 C, 1 P)
• Meiji period (17 C, 33 P)

P

• People of the Industrial Revolution (6 C, 210 P)

S

• Industrial Revolution in Scotland (11 P)

T

• History of the textile industry (6 C, 88 P)

W

• Works about the Industrial Revolution (3 C, 9 P)

• Industrial Revolution

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• Second Industrial Revolution

A

• American Woolen Company
• Asa Lees

B

• B. Hick and Sons
• Barnängens manufaktur
• Bernat Mill
• Birchmeadow Playing Fields
• Black Lamp (revolutionary group)
• Blast furnace
• Bowling Iron Works
• Brazilian cotton cycle
• Bread and Roses
• Bridgewater Canal
• British industrial architecture
• Buckley & Taylor
• Burden Iron Works

C

• California School of economic history
• Coal merchant
• Coalbrookdale
• Coalbrookdale by Night
• Coke (fuel)
• Coldharbour Mill Working Wool Museum
• Cotton mill
• Cotton-spinning machinery
• Cottonopolis
• Creusot steam hammer
• Cromford

D

• Ditherington
• Dual revolution

E

• Economy of Ghana
• Elsecar Heritage Centre
• Engels' pause

F

• Factory
• Factory system
• Fairbottom Bobs
• Fenton, Murray and Jackson
• Flying shuttle
• Forges de Syam
• Fourth Industrial Revolution

G

• Garnddyrys Forge
• George Saxon & Co
• Grazebrook beam engine
• Life in Great Britain during the Industrial Revolution
• Great Divergence
• Great Migration of Canada
• Grubb Family Iron Dynasty

H

• History of coal mining
• History of the British canal system
• History of the steel industry (1850–1970)
• Howard & Bullough
• Hulett

I

• Industrial Age
• Industrial civilization
• Industrial Revolution in Scotland
• Industrial Revolution in Wales
• Ironmaster
• Ironworks

J

• J & E Wood
• Jackshaft
• Jesenice
• John Musgrave & Sons

L

• Lancashire Loom
• Landflucht
• Lap Engine
• Lawrence, Massachusetts
• Leblanc process
• Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company
• Line shaft
• Low Moor Ironworks
• Luddite

M

• Macadam
• March of Intellect
• Mill town
• Moira Furnace

N

• Newcomen Memorial Engine
• Newcomen atmospheric engine

O

• Old Bess (beam engine)

P

• Panther Creek Valley
• Paul-Wyatt cotton mills
• Petrie of Rochdale
• Petroleum Revolution
• Pocasset Manufacturing Company
• Pontypool japan
• Pre-industrial society
• Pride of workmanship
• Production line

R

• Rapier loom
• Reflections in Bullough's Pond
• Resolution (beam engine)
• Charles-François Richard
• Ripley Ville
• Rowac
• Runcorn to Latchford Canal

S

• Sankey Canal
• Science and technology in Spain
• Sequin and Knobel
• Silesian weavers' uprising
• Slater Mill
• Smethwick Engine
• Smith & Dove Co.
• Snailbeach Countryside Site
• Social question
• Society 5.0
• Soho Foundry
• Statistical Accounts of Scotland
• Steam power during the Industrial Revolution
• Stocking frame
• Stott
• Sun and planet gear
• Surplus women
• Sykes Bleaching Company

T

• Textile manufacture during the British Industrial Revolution
• Thomas Walmsley and Sons
• Tredegar Iron and Coal Company

U

• Industrial Revolution in the United States
• Urbanization
• Urmson & Thompson
• Uxbridge, Massachusetts

W

• W & J Galloway & Sons
• W & T Avery
• Watt steam engine
• Westhoughton Mill
• Whitbread Engine
• Woolstenhulmes & Rye
• Work 4.0