industrial revolution

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industrial revolution

enclosure movement
practice of fencing or enclosing common lands into individual holding
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enclosure movementpractice of fencing or enclosing common lands into individual holding
industrial revolutionterm for changes during the 1700's , when power drive machines began to do much of the work that people had done before
factors of productionbasic resources for industrialization, such as neccessary land, capital and labor
richard arkwrightinvented a way to drive the spinning "jenny" (spinning wheel that can spin eight times the thread a person could spin) by water
factory systemproduction of goods in a factory through the use of machines and a large # of workers
eli whitneyinvented the cotton gin, a machine that could clean more cotton in a day than hand laborers
james wyattaq
henry bessemerworking independently invented whats known as the Bessemer Process a cheaper and more efficient method of making steal
robert fultonthe first man to build a profitable steamboat THE CLERMONT
samuel morseput the principals of governing magnetic effect of electricity to practical use

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