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One of the first scientific farmers
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He made a shuttle that sped back and forth on wheels.
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A mathimatical intrument maker at a univerity of Glasgow in Scottland figured out how to make the steam engine work faster and efficently while burning less fuel.
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He combinded features o fthe spinning Jenny and the Water Frame to produce the Spinning Mule.
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thomas malthus 1798 argued that population tended to increase more rapidly than food suply. He opposed minimum wage law believed war and epickni helped people become more wealty.
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A carpenter named William Cockerill illegually made his way to Belgium
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is where most of the factories were and the girls stayed in the houses around there
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The USS Constitution defeats the HMS Guerriere.
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francis Cabot Lowell and four other investors revoutionized the american textile industry . They mechanized every stage in the manufacure of cloth
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Trials were held to choose the best locomotive for use on the new line.
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First -class passangers on the Liverpool- Manchester Railway in the 1830's in covered cars
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The Liverpool-Manchester Railway opened officially
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parliment began investing child labor and working conditions in factories and mines.
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Britian abolished slavery in 1833 before the united states and encouraged other countries to do so too
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The Factory Acts were a series of Acts passed by the Parliament of the United Kingdom to limit the number of hours worked by women and children first in the textile industry
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urther reduced hours of work for children and applied the many provisions of the Factory Act of 1833 to women.
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Elzabeth Gaskell's Marry Barton presents a startlingly accurate portrayal of urban life experienced by many at the time. Gaskell provides a realistic description of the dark cellar dwelling of one family in a Manchester slum
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hte Notheast experienced much industrialo growth in the early 1800's nonetheless the united states remained primarly agricultiral untill the Civil War ended
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the US supreme court objected to a federal child labor law ruling that it interfered with states' rights to regulate labor.