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7-3.4 Ind.Revolution
The Rise of Industry
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Socialism | under this economic system, most industries, businesses, land, and natural resources are owned by the government, instead of by individuals |
| Strikes | refusal to work until their demands are granted; a tool members of labor unions use to obtain what they want from employers. |
| Industrialism | a system based on the use of machines rather than on animal or human power |
| Agricultural Revolution | Sweeping change in Farming that started in the 1700's |
| Socialism | under this economic system, most industries, businesses, land, and natural resources are owned by the government, instead of by individuals |
| Enclosure Movement | Parliament allowed large land owners to fence off common lands. (Enclose)Some planted crops - others used as pastures to graze sheep |
| Strikes | refusal to work until their demands are granted; a tool members of labor unions use to obtain what they want from employers. |
| Textile | the process of making woven cloth from wool (cut from sheep) |
| Industrialism | a system based on the use of machines rather than on animal or human power |
| Agricultural Revolution | Sweeping change in Farming that started in the 1700's |
| Factory System | a method of production that brought machines and workers together in one place |
| Enclosure Movement | Parliament allowed large land owners to fence off common lands. (Enclose)Some planted crops - others used as pastures to graze sheep |
| Textile | the process of making woven cloth from wool (cut from sheep) |
| Zaibatsu | government and industrialist new slogan "rich country, strong army" |
| Crop Rotation | the process of moving crops between three fields instead of two (keeps the soil fertile and more crops can be produced) |
| Domestic System` | "Cottage Industry" movement of merchants between different cottages where workers produced a finished product. (Very Slow Process) |
| Factory System | a method of production that brought machines and workers together in one place |
| Urbanization | the movement of people from Rural Areas to ?Cities |
| Monopoly | total control of an industry |
| Zaibatsu | government and industrialist new slogan "rich country, strong army" |
| Industrial Capitalism | system based on the industrial production of goods. Created a new Middle Class. Operated on the basis of free enterpris. |
| Partnership | when two or more entrepreneurs joing together and invest money in a company to make a profit. |
| Corporations | organizations (company) owned by stockholders who invest money to make a profit |
| Trade Unions | an association of workers (with a common skill) that join together to improve wages, benefits, working conditions, and workers rights |
| Means of Production | things that are used in producing goods, factoris, land, capital, and raw materials |
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