The Industrial Revolution: Machinery

Who is Jenny, and why is she spinning? And why does she have a spinning mule? And why are martinis made with Tanqueray, and not cotton gin? In "The Industrial Revolution: Machinery", discover how a growing British population, a result of the Agrarian Revolution of the 17th century, led to a growing demand for clothing; how this growing demand led a handful of inventors to improve upon spinning wheels to produce more yarn than ever before using steam instead of human muscle to power them; and how this growing supply of yarn then led another handful of inventors to improve upon looms to weave more cloth than ever before using steam instead of human power.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
02:00 The Putting-out Clothmaking Process
03:25 John Kay’s Flying Shuttle
03:51 James Hargreaves’ Spinning Jenny
04:44 Richard Arkwright’s Water Frame
05:35 Samuel Crompton’s Spinning Mule
06:14 Edmund Cartwright’s Power Loom
07:07 Eli Whitney’s Cotton Gin
07:48 Further Innovations in Cotton Production
08:14 Wool, Linen and Silk Production
08:35 Conclusion

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🎸 End Title Music: We'll meet again (without choir) (karaoke) Vera Lynn    • Видео  
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