The Beginnings of Industrialization
Eli Whitney created this invention that increased agricultural production in the American South.
Cotton Gin
Nineteenth-century working conditions of lower-class British citizens improved after they joined this.
Labor Unions
Britain wanted to keep industrialization a secret for this advantage.
Financial
This philosopher, along with Friedrich Engels, wrote The Communist Manifesto, believing that capitalist nations would eventually tear themselves apart.
Karl Marx
This group of workers remained in the lower class of British society despite the wealth generated from the Industrial Revolution.
Unskilled Workers (Textile Workers)
Henry Bessemer created this process during the Britain's Industrial Revolution.
Refinement of Steel
These groups joined the upper class as a result of Britain's Industrial Revolution.
Factory Owners and Bankers
For this reason Germany industrialized at a later date than Great Britain or the United States.
Politically Separated
Thomas Malthus believed in this policy, which said that government should not regulate the economy.
Laissez-Faire Economics
Theory that states laws should be ignored and government should be eliminated.
Anarchism
This invention, created by James Watt, revolutionized transportation and industrialization.
Steam Engine
Luddites objected to poor working conditions in factories and the loss of jobs by doing this.
Destroying Machines
This person was considered the Father of the American Industry after he immigrated to the United States and reproduced a textile machine from memory.
Samuel Slater
This was the goal of the 1799 and 1800 Combination Acts.
Outlaw Labor Unions
This aspect of mass production allows a broken machine to be fixed quickly using an identical item.
Interchangeable Parts
This business first made use of the locomotive.
Mining
Manchester grew quickly as a manufacturing town for this reason.
Major River Location
This was the first imperialist country to build a worldwide empire that helped develop its industrial economy.
Great Britain
Industrialists believed this was a threat to their ability to make a profit employing waged workers.
Slavery
Assign the individual to the theory he promoted:
Adam Smith, Saint-Simon, Jeremy Bentham, and Robert Owen
Utopianism, Utilitarianism, Socialism, Capitalism
Adam Smith: Capitalism
Saint-Simon: Socialism
Jeremy Bentham: Utilitarianism
Robert Owen: Utopianism
This invention greatly increased agricultural production in Great Britain during the eighteenth century.
Seed Drill
The Industrial Revolution improved the lives of skilled workers in this way.
Increase in Social Mobility
International competition for colonial markets increased because of this policy.
Imperialism
According to socialists, this was the cause of poverty in industrialized societies.
Free Market Capitalism
These two countries lagged behind behind in industrial development because of their geography.
Austria-Hungary and Spain