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Industrial Revolution Review

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enclosure movementCombined rural estates.
domestic systemLabor production done in homes.
entrepreneurBusinessman.
capitalMoney to invest in labor, machines,& raw materials.
natural resourcesFast flowing rivers; iron one & coal.
John KayInvented flying shuttle.
James HargreavesInvented spinning jenny.
Richard ArkwrightInvented water frame.
Samuel CromptonInvented spinning mule.
Edmund CartwrightInvented power loom.
Eli whitneyInvented cotton gin.
factory systemMachine production system where managers control workers.
James WattInvented steam engine.
Henry BessemerDeveloped inexpensive steel production.
industrial capitalismConintuously expanding factories or investing in new business.
Adam SmithWrote WEALTH OF NATIONS.
capitalismFree enterprise system.
laissez-faireGovernment does not interfere with business production.
invisible handWhat smith said guided all busineeses to make the best affordable product at a profit.
interchangeable partsEfficient production that began with Eli Whitney's gun assembly.
Frederick TaylorUsed stop watch to improve production on assembly line.
division of laborEach worker performed specialized task on assembly line.
Henry FordUsed assembly line for mass production of cars.
partnership2 or more share management and debt liability on a business.
corporationShareholding stockholders vote on business decision; there is limited liability.
depressionlowest point of the business cycle.
Samuel MorseInvented telegraph.
Cyrus McCormackInvented reaper.
Guglielmo MarconiInvented wireless telegraph leading to radio.
Alexander Graham BellInvented telephone, hydroplane, circular kite.
Rudolph DieselInvented oil burning internal combustion engine.
Thomas EdisonInvented light bulb, phonograph, railroad crossing signals, the storage battery, wax paper. lazy susan.
Gottlieb DaimlerInvented the gasoline internal combustion engine, late 1890s.
Wilbur & Orville WrightInvented airplane, 1903.
labor unionsWorker associations formed for better working conditions & higher wages.
collective bargainingTrade union leaders and employers meet to discuss problems & reach agreement.
sweatshopPlace where long hours and low pay were typical.
Industrial RevolutionChange from hand to machine manufacturing.


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