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Fisher Global Era 1C

Global Era 1 C: Industrial Revolution

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Changes in production handmade to machine-made, domestic system to factory system, mass production, new technology
Reasons for beginning in England Natural resources, harbors and rivers, large labor supply, raw materials from colonies
Steam engine Use of steam to drive engines reduced need for water source, allowed cities to expand, drove textile machinery and locomotives
Natural resources Raw materials used in production
Agricultural Revolution Use of machinery in farming = increased food production, fewer farms needed, increased labor supply for factories
Industrial Revolution negative impacts Crowded cities, pollution, poor working conditions, child labor
Laissez-faire government Hands off the economy, favors owners over workers
Sadler Report Exposes terrible factory conditions for workers
Ashley Report Exposes poor conditions for mine workers
Labor laws Improve conditions in the workplace; ex. Factory Acts, Mines Act
Labor unions Workers united to gain better working conditions
Socialism Government owns all means of production, makes all economic decisions
Communism Form of Socialism created by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. Also called Marxism
Communist Manifesto Written by Marx and Engels in 1848, describes class struggle, negative effects of capitalism, and need for revolution
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