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00:00:00 Industrial Revolution
00:05:14 Etymology
00:07:07 Requirements
00:08:16 Important technological developments
00:10:43 Textile manufacture
00:12:29 Wool
00:12:46 Silk
00:13:25 Cotton
00:15:26 Trade and textiles
00:16:26 Pre-mechanized European textile production
00:18:18 Invention of textile machinery
00:24:42 Iron industry
00:26:37 Iron process innovations
00:36:33 Steam power
00:41:32 Machine tools
00:46:11 Chemicals
00:49:22 Concrete
00:50:06 Gas lighting
00:50:59 Glass making
00:51:37 Paper machine
00:52:14 Agriculture
00:53:55 Mining
00:55:55 Transportation
00:56:57 Canals and improved waterways
00:59:28 Roads
01:01:10 Railways
01:04:41 Social effects
01:05:10 Factory system
01:07:25 Standards of living
01:09:05 Food and nutrition
01:10:25 Housing
01:12:41 Water and sanitation
01:13:28 Literacy
01:14:38 Clothing and consumer goods
01:20:50 Population increase
01:21:40 Urbanization
01:22:14 Effect on women and family life
01:24:36 Labour conditions
01:25:50 Factories and urbanisation
01:28:28 Child labour
01:30:49 Organisation of labour
01:33:59 Luddites
01:35:25 Shift in production's centre of gravity
01:35:55 Cotton and the expansion of slavery
01:37:05 Effect on environment
01:39:48 Industrialisation beyond Great Britain
01:40:41 Austria-Hungary
01:43:17 Belgium
01:47:42 France
01:48:26 Germany
01:50:12 Sweden
01:52:05 Japan
01:53:18 United States
01:59:58 Second Industrial Revolution
02:01:41 New Industrialism
02:02:46 Causes
02:07:16 Causes in Europe
02:12:59 Causes in Britain
02:21:36 Transfer of knowledge
02:24:08 Protestant work ethic
02:26:20 Criticisms
02:26:45 Individualism humanism and harsh conditions
02:27:05 Primitivism
02:27:37 Pollution and ecological collapse
02:28:01 The Anthropocene
02:29:24 Opposition from Romanticism
