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Unit 1: Industrialization industrialization_featured (Economic…

- - - - Pushed to end European SLAVE TRADE
  - - - Drawback
        
        Monopolies
        
        Abuse of workers
        
        Boom & Bust of economy
      - Limited government involvement
      - Tade controlled by private owners
      - Promote public benefit not political
      - Competition used to create good business
    - - ¨Let people do as they please¨
      - No government control
      - Favors free-market unregulated by government
  - - - Eliminate greediness of business owners
      - Factories
      - Mills
      - Railroads
  - - - GOVERNMENT should plan economy
        
        Railroads
        
        Mills
        
        Factories
        
        Eliminate greediness of business owners
      - The state will protect the workers
      - Workers take control of production
    - - ¨Laissez Faire¨
        
        Favors free-market unregulated by government
        
        No government control
        
        ¨Let people do as they please¨
      - Functions
        
        Competition used to create good business
        
        Promote public benefit not political
        
        Tade controlled by private owners
        
        Limited government involvement
        
        Drawback
        
        Boom & Bust of economy
        
        Abuse of workers
        
        Monopolies
    - - From discovery of the New World
      - wealth stimulates profitable balances
      - Trade accumulates weslth
      - Geological Power
    - - INTERESTING FACT: Amazing Grace was made in honor for him
      - William Wilberforce
        
        Pushed to end European SLAVE TRADE
    - - British Factory Acts
      - Shorter working hours
      - Workers protection
      - Safer working conditions
      - Better wages
      - Groups of people who believed they had a voice in trade or occupation
      - UNIONS: groups of people who protects about labor disputes
  - - - GOVERNMENT should plan economy
        
        Railroads
        
        Mills
        
        Factories
        
        Eliminate greediness of business owners
      - The state will protect the workers
      - Workers take control of production
    - - ¨Laissez Faire¨
        
        Favors free-market unregulated by government
        
        No government control
        
        ¨Let people do as they please¨
      - Functions
        
        Competition used to create good business
        
        Promote public benefit not political
        
        Tade controlled by private owners
        
        Limited government involvement
        
        Drawback
        
        Boom & Bust of economy
        
        Abuse of workers
        
        Monopolies
    - - From discovery of the New World
      - wealth stimulates profitable balances
      - Trade accumulates weslth
      - Geological Power
    - - INTERESTING FACT: Amazing Grace was made in honor for him
      - William Wilberforce
        
        Pushed to end European SLAVE TRADE
    - - British Factory Acts
      - Shorter working hours
      - Workers protection
      - Safer working conditions
      - Better wages
      - Groups of people who believed they had a voice in trade or occupation
      - UNIONS: groups of people who protects about labor disputes
- - - - John Locke
        
        Natural Rights
        
        BOOK-¨The Two Treatises of Gov.
      - Thomas Hobbs
        
        humans evil by nature
        
        Social Contract-gave up rights for order
      - Voltaire
        
        Freedom of exression
      - Ceasare Beccaria
        
        Focused on crime and punishment
      - Rousseau
        
        Wanted equality for everyone
      - Wollstonecraft
        
        World's first feminist, Proeducation
  - - - Mass production in Textiles
        
        Child Labor :cry:
        
        Long working hours
      - UNHEALTHY WORKING CONDITIONS
    - - bad living conditions at home
        
        Live in small unsanitary homes
      - Rich getting richer
  - - - Needed for growing population
        
        Crop rotation
        
        more plentiful crops
        
        Separated by shrubs
        
        Jethro Tull
        
        Seed drill
      - Cotton Ginge
      - Spinning Mule
- - - - Human society has always been divided
      - Workers would eventually overthrew the owners
      - Workers would unite
  - - - Ideas
      - Instutuations
      - Actions of usefulness