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It led to abolish open field and enclose properties, the consequences of this were: Concentration of land ownership, improving farming techniques and production aimed at the market, these were positive ones but they were also negative ones like: poor farmers couldn´t enclose lands so they had to became labourers in exchange for wage or move to cities.
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It increased the speed of production and let to have wider fabrics
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Interconnected changes driven by innovation pioneered by Great Britain
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its use was burning coal then boiled water, steam, then pressure and finally continuous movements transferred to machinery. It applied mostly in transport
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First workers to protest in England (early C.19th)
Violent destruction of machinery (responsible
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Is used in transport in rail it helped to get more passengers in rails in less time with lower prices
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Brought together workers to: Deffend the right of association, improve wages and regulate child labour.
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Was one of the new techniques of iron industry that treated steel
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Marxists and anarchists
advocated the need for workers of the world to unite to
achieve social emancipation.
Ideological differences between Marxists, anarchists and
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Second International was founded by Marxist in 1889 to
coordinate the various socialist parties.
They stablished symbols like:
Anthem "The Internationale"
International Worker´s Day