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An age of Revolutions - Coggle Diagram
An age of Revolutions
Two Revolutions
American
"No Taxation Without Rappresentation"
Sea supremacy
new ideals: justice and fight for human rights
French
Napoleon give the power
1815 Battle of Waterloo
1814 Restoration
Land supremacy
new means of transport
steam locomotives
steamships
economical and industrial progress
bad working conditions
workers
low salary
many hours of work
women
children
small hands
to repair damaged machines
they are used in coal mines
chimney sweepers
paid less than adults
easier to control and more obedient than adults
industrialisation
urbanization
houses near factories
population tripled
no flowing water
no sanitatiton
overcrowded towns
slums
Association of workers in 1824
asking for reforms and better working conditions
Tecnological innovation
Steam Engine
Invented by Thomas Newcomen
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James Hargreaves's spinning jenny
increased spinning efficiency.
Edmund Cartwright's linked cloth
manifacture to water and steam power