1. THE INDUSTRIAL FACTORY
1. 1ST USED TO PRODUCE COTTON
2. NEW WAY TO ORGANIZE LABOR
3. SHIFT FROM SHOPS & COTTAGES
4. WORKERS DIDN’T OWN MACHINES -> JUST PROVIDED THE LABOR

2. THE FACTORY SYSTEM NEW TYPE OF WORK DISCIPLINE REGULAR WORK HOURS
TIME-WORK DISCIPLINE
WORK WAS REPETITIVE AND BORING
STRICT WORK RULES
FINES AND DISMISSAL FOR ADULTS
BEATINGS FOR CHILDREN

3. METHODISM/NEW EVANGELICAL CHURCHES
This type of religious belief/protestant denominations reinforced the ideas of
1. HARD WORK
2. DISCIPLINE
3. THRIFT

4. BRITAIN’S GREAT EXHIBITION OF 1851
WORLD’S 1ST INDUSTRIAL FAIR
HELD IN LONDON AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
SIX MILLION VISITED
DISPLAYED BRIT’S WEALTH = SYMBOL OF BRITISH SUCCESS

5. SPREAD OF INDUSTRIALIZATION
STARTS IN BRITAIN
SPREADS TO CONT. EURO = BELGIUM, FRANCE, GERMAN STATES
SPREADS TO USA
AFTER 1850 STARTS TO SPREAD TO OTHER PARTS OF EURO AND THE WORLD

6. THE ROLE OF GOVT IN INDUSTRIALIZATION
LIMITED ROLE IN BRITAIN
CONTINENTAL INDUSTRIALIZATION
1. GREATER ROLE FOR GOVT.
2. GOVT. PAID FOR TECH ED., GRANTS TO INVENTORS, SOMETIMES FACTORIES
3. BUILDING ROADS, CANAL, RR’s
4. USE OF TARIFFS TO PROTECT DOMESTIC INDUSTRIES

7. FRIEDRICH LIST 1. German writer and thinker
2. Author of – National System of Political Economy
3. Advocated large and rapid industrialization
4. Nation must use protective tariffs