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Industrial Revolution1800-1914
Industrial Revolution DefinitionA shift of production by hand tools to machines, from animal/human power to steam power
Born in Britain becauseLabor force, good harbors, wealthy upper class, natural resources, good climate
Dutch InventionsDikes, Fertalizer, enclosure
Enclosuretaking over small farms
British InventionsMix soil, crop rotation, seed drill, breeding animals, the reaper
Old WayWealthy person goes from town to town getting different types of production on an item
New WayDark Satanic Mills
New TransportationTurnpikes, canals, bridges, locomotives, steam boats
OutcomesPrices drop, life is more affordable, demand for materials skyrockets, largest ever social change
Downside to UrbanizationMoving to cities from rural farms
City ConditionsHoribble odor, no sanitation, no running water, disease, packed apartments, little light
Ideal Factory conditions12-16 hours, no saftey devices, air is filled with coal dust and lint, sickness = fired
Children and WomenPayed less, and have more control over them
Age of working childrenas young as five years, and orphans were ideal
From Rags to RichesMiddle Class Factory Owners
Parliment Passed LawsIllegal to hire child under ten, labor unions legalized, work day limited to ten hours, saftey and health reforms
ThinkersAdam Smith, Thomas Malthus, David Ricardo, John Stuart Mill, Jeremy Benthan,
John WesleyFounder of Methodist Church and Sunday School
Karl MarxCommunist Manifesto
Frederick EngellsAlso writes Communist Manifesto
CommunismForm of socalism but there is a stuggle between employers and employees
SocalismEconomic and political system in which society owns all property and bussinesses and goods are distributed equally
Communism and Socalism...both reject Capitalism
Robert OwenShare property and work and no rich or poor = no fighting
UtopianPerfect law, government, and economey- complete happiness
Pierre Joseph Proudhon, Mikhail BakuninAnarchism
Anarchismoverthrow of the governmnet

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