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what major event led to a food surplus in great britain in the early 1700's. Agricultural Rev'n
which 3 major advancements took place during the Agricultural Rev'n. crop rotation, invention of farm machinery, and improved mass breeding practice of livestock
this event in the mid-1700's marked the decline in the need for hand (muscle) power and increase the demand for machine power, thus creating factories? the industrial Rev,n
what movement happens when capitalist buys up small farms and enclosses them to make 1 huge farm. Enclosure movement
what industry has high quality and low quantity. cotton industry
A bunch of farms loosing their jobs because of the enclosure movement led to what? rural-to-urban migration
what are the factor's of production? land, labor, and capital
give a specific example of britians factor of production:land water ways, coal, iron ore, ect...
give a specific example og britians factor of production:labor man power, labor, factories, ect...
give a specific example of britians factor of production:capital markets, money, laissez faire, ect...
what type oof goverment is a layed back goverment. they leave the entrepreneur alone. laissez faire
what was the conditions for the factories. hot, stuffy, no windows, dirty, ect...
what did mass production increase. the standard of living
what was the mass production consequences. low wages, women and children labor, 14-16 hour work days.
what are the good things that came from the mass orduction increase. more jobs, a middle class, and increase in the standard of living.
what caused the decline in the cottage industry. the growth of the machines and factories
what caused the decrease in infant mortality deaths. the invention of medicine
what do factories do. mass produce
what was bad about women and children labor. they had low wages and worked 14 to 16 hour days.
what does urbanization stand for. growth of city
who started the first union.
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