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Invented by John Kay
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Invented by Jethro Tull
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Jeremy Bentham & Stuart Mill The government should try to promote the greatest good for greatest number of people
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James Hargreaves invented this new type of weaver.
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Richard Arkwright invented the water frame.
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The factors of production are owned by the public and operate for the welfare of all. Charles Fourier & Saint-Simon
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Samuel Compton combined the spinning jenny and the water frame.
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Edmund Cartwright sped up weaving even more.
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The economic policy of letting owners of industry and business set working conditions without interference. Unregulated by the government, like capitalism.
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The Industrial Revolution spread to America as well as other countries. John D. Rockefeller & Andrew Carnegie
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Led the fight for abolition.
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Economic system in which money is invested in business ventures with the goal of making a profit. Ideas supported by Davis Ricardo and Thomas Malthus
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A group of people called the luddies were named after Ned Ludd. They were workers who smashed the machines they used that they thought were putting them out of work.
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One of many children who appeared in front of Parliament to tesify the conditions among child laborers in the textile industry.
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Parliament passed a bill to end the slave trade in the British West Indies in 1807. William Wilberforce helped abolish slavery in 1833.
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Children were overworked in the factories so Parliament looked into this more and created the Factory Act of 1833. This limited the ages that children could work as and for how long.
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"From this filty sewer pure gold flows."
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She wrote a book called Mary Barton, describing the life of an average family in Manchester.
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Wrote Communist Manifesto, in which he declred, "working men have no country."
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Jane Addams Women spinners in Manchester earned more money than those who stayed home spinning cotton. Women earned a third as much money as men. Safety inspectors
