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when, where and what started the industrial revolution?

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mid/late 1700’s great Britain

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why didn’t the industrial revolution happen in China first?

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-did not trade much with other countries
-did not have colonial empire
-didn’t use coal
-arguably their culture and/or governments.

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what is an assembly line?

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a manufacturing process where parts are added and sequentially to make a finished product.

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what are the 5 types of recourses?

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labor, capital, technology, land, entrepreneurship

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what is the difference between scarcity and surplus?

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scarcity= not enough surplus= more than enough

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how did the rise of factories change society?

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-more people in cities
-more people could work for salary
-cheaper prices for factory made goods
-workers did not have to be skilled
-wealth increases.

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how was the industrial revolution also a transportation revolution?

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stem boats, railroads, ironclads, airplanes where all invented.

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how was the industrial revolution also a communication revolution?

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telegraph, radio, phone were all invented.

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what were the two vital types of fuel in the IR

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coal, and oil

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what is oil used for today?

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gasoline, lubrication for machines, plastics, Styrofoam, asphalt

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what were some problems with urbanization?

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-inadequate housing
-lack of sanitation
-inadequate education
-rampant disease
-crowded cities

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what is bargained in collective bargaining?

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wages, hours, conditions

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what can unions threaten to do if the workers do not like their contract/collective bargaining agreement?

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threaten to strike.

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what were some problems with labor in the IR era?

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-very long work hours
-child labor
-no unions
-no workers rights
-no hazard pay
-low wages

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what were some reasons for the common school movement in the 1800’s?

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-ethical to have children learn not work
-businesses wanted people to be literate and know basic math
-way to assimilate certain groups of people

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what sorts of mass culture became popular to the public by the early 1900’s in the west?

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magazines, newspapers, novels, vaudeville shows, movies, sports.

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what were some social reform movements in the west in the 1800’s?

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-abolition
-women’s rights and suffrage
-labor movement
-men’s suffrage
-public education
-prison reform.

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what were the first 2 waves of the feminist movement?

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first- woman’s suffrage movement
second- workplace equality, anti-sexism, reproductive rights.

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abolition movement- US

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abolition movement- British Empire

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abolition movement- French Empire

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abolition movement- japan

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abolition movement- china

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abolition movement- Latin America

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abolition movement- Russia
1723
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abolition movement- Africa
18-900's
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abolition movement- middle east
1920's
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abolition movement- today
illegal slavery
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4 takeaways from abolition movements
1. slavery ended differently depending on the place and time 2. in general, the middle east was the last region to give up slavery 3. the US civil war was about slavery 4. slavery was made illegal, but still exists
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what where some arguments to keep slavery?
-Bible teachings -Racial Superiority -To costly, and a forced stop would be unfair
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what was great Britain's role in the abolition movement?
-mixed legacy: #2 slave trader of all time -fought slave ships on high seas -ended slave trade in 1807, and 1834 in colonies -governments "bought out" slave owners