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35 Cards in this Set

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what are the factories of industrial



large work force, natural resource, expand economy

why did rising poplution

work force

entrepreneur

they will take risk

why steam engine best invention

cheeper and covenient



what american invention

cotton gin

why did people go city during industril

for job



child

injuries in factories

expanding class

middle



merchant workers

viewed as property

why luddites angry

because machines take job

hope

status achived by hard work and skill



geography

natural resources and accecess to water

negative effect

over crowding, pollution, poor sanitation

railroads more important

in countries with a lot of square miles

led continental europe

Belgium

germany

railroads linked factories

balance of power

competiton



choice of colonization

resources

effects

smaller gap between rich and poor


middle class


colonies





assembly line

lowered cose of productions



lister

antiseptic

Darwin, Freud

challenge previously held beliefs

1st industy

texiles

most impotant commodity

wool

domestic system

people can work their homes

power

running water

disadvantage

long hours

disadvantage

monotomous

advantage

inexpensive goods

wealth of notion

adam smith

commanism

mary

population

malthus

capitalists take advantage

marxists

small ideal communities

utopian

capitalism with reform

Democratic liberals