Free economic choices and the freedom to innovate lead to the change in the system of producing goods such as inexpensive items, textiles, rubber and oil. Allowing the freedom to innovate lead to the creation of steam engines to “fabricate cheap goods [and] supply [necessary] comforts of life” (Doc 4). The freedom of innovation also lead to industrialization by the creation of factories containing the inventions such as the woolen spinner and the spinning jenny (Doc 1). These new inventions lead to the change in the system of how efficient cheap goods and textiles were made in order to gain wealth and capital within a society. Capitalism also brought about the act of imperializing in order to collect resources such as rubber, by using slaves,
