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A scientific farmers, who invented the seed drill to plant seeds in the ground with out using your hands.
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A machinist who made a shuttle and that sped back and forth on wheels.
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A mathematical insturment insturment maker at the University of Glasgow in scotland, figured out a way to make the steam engines work faster and more efficiently while burning less fuel.
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He combined features of the spinning jenny and the water frame to produce the spinning mule.
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wrote the essay "An essay on the principle of Population"
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he illegally went to Belgium and brought spinning machine plans with him.
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the companies did what ever they needed to do to get a big profit
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during the war the british blockade the u.s. trying to keep them from engaging international trade.
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fracis cabot lowell of boston revolutionized the american textile mill.
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he wrote a book ,that was on step further then malthus's book, called "Principles of Political Economy and Taxation"
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Lowell , Massachusetts had a booming manufactoring center and model for other such towns.
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robert owen founded cooperative commuity and named it new hamony a year after he came to America.
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trails held to chose the best locomotive for use on the new line.
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the fisrt day they used the railroad
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a french writer named alexis de tocqueville had seem the conditions for american prisoners.
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this law was to stop labor abuse of children . children under nine couldnt work and children 9 - 12 could work more then 8 hour and kids 13 - 17 couldnt work more then 12 hours
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britain finally ended slavery
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A New England painter, first sent electrical signals over a teleagraph creating Morse Code.
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parliament passed a bill saying that working women as well as their children limited the work days to ten hours
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communist manifesto is a book write by karl marx and friedrich angels arguing about how society is dividing in to warring classes.
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women wanted the same rights as men but wherent given it until they decided to fight back.
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many states where starting public school systems.
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enslavement end in the u.s. when the unoin won the civil war.
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they started trying to stop child labor and limited hours to work.
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the u.s. supreme court objected to a federal child labor law , ruling that it interfrered with states' rights to regulate labor.