Final Exam Review Paragraphs Flashcards

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Describe life in NF on a Seigneury.

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  • seigneurs were granted parcels of land.
  • habitants had the right to work the land in exchange for paying fees and services to the seigneur.
  • both s and h could become relatively prosperous.
  • many h could also work p/t in fur trade.
  • h had to pay rent and provide days of service to s.
  • serve in militia
  • keep land productive and use the s mill to grind grain.
  • h lives and homes centred around the manor and church.
  • life was based on the cycle of the farm.
  • fishing hunting preserving of good working in ft raising live stock.
  • enjoyed music and story telling.
  • regular church goers.
  • many families worked together.
  • very few women in NF.
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Describe why the IR began in GB.

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  • large labour supply;rapid pop growth (many farmers moved to city to join large “urban workforce”.
  • middle class had been able to get p to pass laws which helped their businesses.
  • the test act barred people from working in gov, so they became wealthy and invested capital.
  • gb encouraged science and inventions
  • many raw materials (cheap source of power).
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Describe how 1 invention led to another in the textile industry and how this eventually led to the factory age.

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  • textiles industry helped make gb a rich and powerful country again.
  • climate and geo suited raising sheep; wool became an extremely important industry.
  • enclosures made it profitable/possible to maintain large herds of sheep.
  • Britain wool high quality, woolen cloth was in high demand.
  • ti major factor britains desire to gain more colonies.
  • cotton and wool industry developed.
  • many important inv. of early IR had to do with the manufacture of cloth.
  • many people in Britain involved.
  • inv. that could make life easier for sewers could make inventor a fortune.
  • once large supply of yarn was available, able to mechanize weaving even more.
  • this led to big looms (no longer powered by humans).
  • large machines need large buildings and labourers.
  • many new factories built.
  • textile industry became a factory industry.
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