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Urbanizati-on
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2. Agricultural Revolution
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Enclosures, crop rotation, and other scientific farming methods led to more food being grown and better livestock or meat being produced
Agricultural Revolution

3. Key Terms 200
Land, labor, and capital
Factors of Production

4. Key Terms 300
Workers formed these groups to bargain with employers to discuss poor working conditions and low wages
Union

5. Key Terms 400
Factors of production are owned by the people and are used for the benefit of all
Socialism

6. Key Terms 500 Laissez-Faire
The doctrine where the government should NOT get involved in the economic market
Laissez-Faire

7. Beginnings 100 Enclosure Movement
Wealthy landowners began buying up village lands in order to protect and cultivate larger fields.
Enclosure Movement

8. The first country to industrialize
Beginnings 200
The first country to industrialize
England

9. Beginnings 300
Natural Resources, wealth, political stability and _____ allowed England to be the first to industrialize
Population growth

10. Agricultural Revolution
Beginnings 400
This allowed England to lead the Industrial Revolution
Agricultural Revolution

11. Beginnings 500
What are the three factors of production needed to industrialize
Land, Labor, capital

12. Because of low wages and poor working conditions, ______ were formed
Urbanization 100
Because of low wages and poor working conditions, ______ were formed
Labor Unions

13. Urbanization 200 Coal and Water
At the start of the Industrial Revolution, England used _____ and ______ to power its factories
Coal and Water

14. Urbanization 300
Life span was shorter for those living in the city compared to those in the rural areas because of
Disease

15. Agricultural Revolution (agricultural improvements)
Urbanization 400
What was the main reason the population of England nearly tripled between 1750 and 1850?
Agricultural Revolution (agricultural improvements)

16. Urbanization 500
A long term effect of the industrial revolution was an improvement in the ________
Standard of living

17. ISMs100
An economic system based on private ownership and business ventures to make a profit
Capitalism

18. _____ believed the government should help plan the economy
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_____ believed the government should help plan the economy
Socialism

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The economic system in which private property would cease to exist and goods/services are shared equally
Communism

20. Laissez-Faire Doctrine
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The doctrine that stated the government should stay out of economic affairs—keep its hands off
Laissez-Faire Doctrine

21. ISMs 500
“Business owners get rich while workers remain poor”—A critic of ________ would say this
Capitalism

22. A period of art, literature, feelings, and emotion
ISMs 500
A period of art, literature, feelings, and emotion
Romanticism

23. A person who organizes, manages, and takes on the risks of a business
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A person who organizes, manages, and takes on the risks of a business
Entrepreneur

24. The MOST advanced power source during the Industrial Revolution
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The MOST advanced power source during the Industrial Revolution
Steam power

25. The inventor of the cotton gin which made it easier to clean cotton
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The inventor of the cotton gin which made it easier to clean cotton
Eli Whitney

26. A network of _____ helped England expand economically during the I.R.
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A network of _____ helped England expand economically during the I.R.
Railroads

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This allowed for steel to be produced more efficiently and produce more factories/railroads
Bessemer process

28. Abundance of natural resources
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What are the four main reason England was the first country to industrialize
Abundance of natural resources
Stable government
Wealth
Population growth