Industrial Revolution Review Flashcards

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Laissez-faire

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Belief that the government should not interfere with the operations of business

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Unions

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Association of workers that plan actions and coordinate demands for workers.

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Corporation

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Business organization in which people buy shares of stock or ownership in the business

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Sole proprietorship

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Business owned and controlled by one person

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Partnership

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Business controlled and owned by two or more people

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Strike

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Business method involving the refusal of workers to work until their demands

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Division of labor

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Characteristic of civilizations in which different people preform different jobs

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Cartel

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Combination of corporations that control an entire industry

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Communism

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Economic and political system where the government owns the means of producing and controls economic planning

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Depression

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Lowest point of a business cycle; associated with low output and high unemployment

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Domestic system

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Method of production in which work is done in homes

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Capitalism

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Economic system in which individuals control the means of production

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Proletariat

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Name given by Marx to the working class

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Interchangeable parts

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Parts that can go equally well into other components

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Business cycle

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Pattern consisting of alternating periods or prosperity and decline

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Enclosure movement

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Practice of fencing or enclosing common lands into individual holdings

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Collective bargaining

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Process of negotiation between union members and management

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Factory system

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Production of goods in a factory through the use of machines and a large number of workers

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Suburbs

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Residential areas on the outskirts of cities

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Mass production

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System of producing large numbers of identical items

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Bourgeoise

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The city-dwelling middle class; in Marxist philosophy owners of property

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Crop rotation

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The practice of alternating crops of different kinds to preserve soil fertility

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Urbanization

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The process of people moving from rural areas to cites

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Mechanization

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Use of automatic machinery to increase production

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Monopoly

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Complete control of the production or sale of a good or service by a single firm

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Albert Einstein

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General theory of relativity

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Alessandro Volta

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Invented the battery

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Alexander Graham Bell

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First (practical) telephone

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Andre Ampere

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Electric magnetism

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Charles Darwin

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Evolutionary theory

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Charles Goodyear

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Vulcanized rubber

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Charles Townsend

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Corp rotation

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Cyrus Field

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Transit Atlantic and Telegraph

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Cyrus McCormick

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Mechanical reaper

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Edmund Cartwright

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Water powered loom

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Eli Whitney

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Interchangeable parts & cotton gin

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George Stephen

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Steam locomotive

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Guglielmo Marconi

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Mass producing steel

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Henry Bessemer

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Mass producing steel

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James Hargreaves

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Spinning Jenny

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James Watt

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Steam engine

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Jethro Wood

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Iron plow

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John Kay

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Flying shuttle

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John McAdam

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Road surface

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Louis Pasteur

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Discoveries of vaccination, microbial, fermentation and pasteurization

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Robert Fulton

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Clermont (steam boat)

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Samuel Crompton

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Spinning mule

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Samuel Morse

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Telegraph and Morse Code

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Thomas Edison

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Photograph motion picture camera & electric lightbulb

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Wilbur and Orville Wright

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Airplane

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William Kelley

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Mass producing steel

51
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Who published the Communist Manifesto

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Marx

52
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Adam smith describes law of supply and demand in “_________”

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The Wealth of Nations

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How did the Agricultural Revolution free labor to work in factories?

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Decrease in labor needed on farms so that they could work in factories

54
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Why were unions needed on farms do that they could work in factories

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Protection

55
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Describe two reforms that took place in child labor.

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No boys under 12 or women and girls could work

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Name two reason people favored public education.

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Better educated voters

Industrial workers

57
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What leisure activities became popular in the late 1800’s?

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Baseball, boxing, theatre, amusement parks, etc.

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Name three improvements in the 1800’s increased life expectancy.

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Sewer systems
More food
Medical advances

59
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What are the three components of mass production?

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Assembly line
Interchangeable parts
Division of labor

60
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Why did emigration take place on Europe in the 1800’s?

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Better opportunities in the U.S.

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How many people left Europe for the U.S.?

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About 10 million