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Open Field System, Industrious Revolution, Obstacles to Population Growth,…
Open Field System
Agricultural Revolution
Enclosure Movement
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Causes: Agricultural Revolution innovations, desire for landowners to increase profits.
Effects: Displaced rural workers, proletarianization, fueled the Industrial Revolution.
Proletarianization
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Causes: Enclosure Movement, decline of traditional farming.
Effects: Growth of urban labor force, expanded industrial economy.
Cottage Industry
Putting-Out System
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Causes: Demand for cheaper, mass-produced goods.
Effects: Weakened guilds, early factory system development.
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Definition: Small-scale, home-based production, especially textiles.
Causes: Need for supplemental income, putting-out system.
Effects: Proto-industrialization, growth of rural economy.
Definition: A period of farming innovations, including crop rotation and selective breeding.
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Effects: Surplus food, population growth, Proletarianization.
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Definition: A traditional farming method using common lands divided into strips and shared among villagers.
Causes: Medieval agricultural practices, low productivity.
Effects: Inefficient land use, led to the Enclosure Movement and Agricultural Revolution
Root Crops from America
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Effects: Improved diets, reduced famine, supported population growth.
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Industrious Revolution
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Causes: Expanding markets, population growth.
Effects: More goods available, changed family economies.
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Definition: Factors like famine, disease, and war that hindered population expansion.
Causes: Medieval living conditions, limited medical knowledge.
Effects: Subsistence-level living, high mortality rates pre-18th century.
Overcoming famine, disease, and war enabled population growth
Landless workers turned to rural, home-based production.
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Factories outcompeted traditional guilds with cheaper, mass-produced goods.
Slave-produced raw materials, like cotton, fueled European industries.
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