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WH chapter 19 part 1

World History Chapter 19 Vocabulary Part 1

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James Hargreaves Invented The Spinning Jenny.
Richard Arkwright Invented The Water Frame.
Eli Whitney Invented The Cotton Gin.
James Watt Patented The Modern Steam Engine.
Henry Bessemer Developed a cheap and efficient method of making steel.
John McAdam Developed a new way of building roads.
Robert Fulton Invented The Steam Boat.
Samuel Morse Invented the Telegraph and Morse Code.
Cyrus W. Field Laid the first cable across the Atlantic Ocean.
Adam Smith Wrote The wealth Of Nations.
Thomas Malthus Economic Professor who wrote an Essay on the Principle of Population.
David Ricardo Wrote The Working Class Poverty Is Inevitable and he is known for The Iron Law Of Wages.
Charles Dickens English writer that wrote the novel "David Copperfield."
Jeremy Bentham Believed every act of society should be judge by its utility or usefulness.
John Stuart Mill Believed Governments should work for the well being of all citizens.
Sir Thomas More Wrote Utopia and was an English Humanist.
Robert Owen The most influential Utopian Socialist.
Karl Marx The most important critic of Capitalism known for his book "Das Kapital."
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