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Spinning Jenny was created by James Hargreaves, when people started using it, the fabric production started to grow.
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Watt steam engine, steam engine invented by Scottish engineer James Watt in 1769. The Watt steam engine is considered the first truly efficient steam engine, as it solved the problem of energy wastage through the use of a separate condenser.
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The patenting of the steam-powered loom, initiated by Edmund Cartwright in 1785, marked a significant development in the evolution of textile manufacturing during the Industrial Revolution.
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Reformers began to push for laws to improve working conditions for children. Eventually, child labor laws were introduced, limiting the hours children could work and ensuring they received some education.
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The triple alliance were one of the two main teams in the FWW.
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The event that started the war was the assassination of the archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria.
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The Battle of Verdun was one of the major battles of World War I fought between German and French forces.
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It was signed in Paris, specifically in Versailles, Britain, France and USA participated, Georges Clemenceau with France, Woodrow Wilson with the USA and Lloyd George with Britain. The goal with this Treaty was a revenge for Germany. Britain wanted a punishment, France wanted revenge because it was the angriest country and USA wanted to prevent another world war.
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Capitalism: the right for private property
Communism: shared richness government intervention
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WWII started because of Germany, because they invaded Poland, and Poland was protected by Britain and France.
there it was two teams...
The Axis: German, Italy and Japan.
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Short, sudden and straight forward attacks.
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Pearl Harbor’s attacks: Japan attack on the Americans fleet the US gave support to the allies
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Hitler announces the declaration of war against the United States in the Reichstag
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Axis collapse - Stalingrad attack
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The German forces surrendered to the Allies