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Monroe doctrine

. A U s policy that started utopian countries were no longer allowed to colonized any countries in western in retired us would not interfere with wouropian stuffa

Congress of vienna

Was a meeting of diplomats from major nations in Europe Jon was to decide what to do about the change napolien made

Agricultural revolution

A period of technological improvement and increased crop productivity

Enclosure system

Enclosed land with fence so peephole won't use land

Seed drill

Plants seeds much faster and more wfficent

Selective breeding

Breeds only finest and best animals

Steam power plowing

Long cable plows pulled across field

Four field crop rotations

Every year plant in a different field for healthier plants

Fertilerixer

Dig hole of poop idc

Industrial revolution causes

Agricultural revolutions , population explorations , wnergy revolutions

Things needed for to industrialize

A lot of natural recorded, farm 🔜 city , social mobility

Where t began and why industrial revolutions

Great Britain , warm temps for trade all year , coal and iron, irregular coasts hold harbors , Farmer's -> cities

New technologies

Enclosure system , seed drill , triangular plow , fertilizer etc...

Pros and cons

Pros :


Middle class , medical care , cleaner cities ,


Cons :


Destroyed social order , Daniels forced to work in factoriea

entrepreneurs

Cornellies vanderbilt


Andrew Carnegie , JP morgan

Cottage industry

Supplies material, capatlaism , merchants , make big profits and too lazy

Factory systems

Entrepreneurs combined factors of production workers + raw materials + building = factories

Child labor

Ppl would hire children because they worked more officently and you could pay very little

Labor unionist

Workers joined together in groups to make demand of factory owners for higher pay and shorter worker hours

Push factors

Reasons why someone left

Pull factors

Reasons why someone came

Migrants

Individuals move from one place to another

Immigrants

To enter and establish oneself in another nation

Emigrants

To leave ones nation