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Vastly improved agriculture, includes the use of one ‘fallow’ crop to restore soil nutrients
Built by private entrepreneurs, would charge people for trade/travel on them
Separated the seeds from the raw cotton, vastly improved textile industry; invented by Eli Whitney
After the revolution, instead of the farm life, most people were employed in what
Perfected the machine that was VITAL to the Industrial Revolution (gave power!)
Socialist who set up a model community in New Lanark, Scotland; he reduced working hours, built homes for workers, and started a school for children
Theorized that food supply could not keep pace with population growth
I advocated the idea that the goal of society should be the greatest happiness for the greatest number. All laws should be based by their “utility”
Two philosophers who sought to end the struggle between the ‘haves’ and ‘have-nots’Society as a whole should own and operate the means of production
Consolidated the small village farms in Britain into fewer larger farms to increase agricultural efficiency
Old economic system for textiles; peasant families would take raw material home to form clothing, slow and inefficient
Religious movement that was popularized by the working class to provide faith and hope through such hard times
Mostly ineffective; sought to improve conditions of child labor
This class successfully used capital to start businesses/run factories. They lived comfortably.
Small, cramped, damp apartment in which most working class families lived
“Hands off” approach to the economy by the govt.Capitalism!
Believed the government should interfere with the economy to promote “the greatest good for the greatest number of people”Jeremy Bentham & John Stuart Mill
In socialism, struggle between the haves and have-nots…These were the “have-nots” or working class
Political ideology in which there is a gradual transition from capitalism to socialism instead of a sudden violent overthrow of the system
This was the movement of people that occurred due to loss of farming jobs and the Enclosure Acts at the beginning of the I.R.
Along with Jeremy Bentham, believed in utilitarianism…believed govt. should protect workers from harm
Early socialists who wanted ‘perfect’ societies where no differences in classes existed; Robert Owen was one…
First industry that took off as part of the I.R.Later the first labor union was created for this industry…