Textile/agricultural Rev
The Transportation Revolution
Division of Classes
Industrialist theory
Terms/Misc
100
The process of developing machine produced goods
What is Industrialization
100
James Watts improved upon an existing one of these to make it more efficient in 1765
What is the Steam Engine?
100
Low-skilled laborers
Working Class
100
French for "hands off" this theory stresses no government interference in business
What is Laissez Faire
100
When negotiating as a whole to achieve better working conditions and pay
What is Collective Bargaining
200
This improved upon the medieval three-field system, Rotating what was planted in each field to maximize crop production
What is Crop Rotation?
200
Human made waterways used for transportation of goods
What are Canals?
200
Government employees, doctors, lawyers, factory managers
Upper Middle Class
200
This theory states that the factors of production are publicly owned and operated for the welfare of society
What is Socialism
200
Manufacturing large quantities of identical items
What is Mass production
300
This invention produced a way to space seeds at specific depths, eliminating wasted seeds
What is the seed drill?
300
Robert Fulton developed the first one of these with a steam engine in 1807
What is the Steam Ship?
300
Land, factory and business owners and bankers
What is the Upper Class?
300
Writer of the Communist Manifesto that outlines a classless society, where the workers would rise up and seize the means of production.
Who is Karl Marx
300
Refusal to work until terms are met
What is a strike
400
One of the earliest innovations of the textile revolution, this cigar shaped object doubled the amount of work a cottage weaver could do in a day
What is the Flying Shuttle?
400
Scottish Engineer John McAdam came up with a new technique to build these, utilizing a layer of large stones underneath a layer of crushed rock
What are Roads?
400
Factory overseers, skilled workers like toolmakers, mechanical drafters and printers
Lower Middle Class
400
Wrote the Wealth of Nations, promoted capitalist theory and advocated for privately-owned, for-profit businesses
Who is Adam Smith
400
after ousting the tokugawa shogunate the _____ took over and led Japan to become an industrialized nation
What is the Meiji Restoration
501
Large farms owned by wealthy landowners, often enclosed by fences or hedges
What are enclosures?
501
The Liverpool-Manchester Line featured and engine named_______ and could haul 13 tons of cargo at 24 miles per hour
What is the Rocket?
501
Working class individuals that attacked factories and machinery out of frustration for loosing their jobs
Who were the Luddites?
501
Complete socialism where private property does not exist, all business are collectively owned, wealth goods and services are shared equally
What is Communism
501
Strong Sense of pride/ devotion for one's country
What is nationalism