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Industrial Revolution
Agricultural Change A. 17th century transformation 1. Columbian Exchange 2. More efficient practices 3. Change precedes Industrial Revolution
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B. Countries 1. Holland a. Population pressure/ urban growth b
B. Countries 1. Holland a. Population pressure/ urban growth b. Amsterdam- grows from 30,000 to 200, th cent c. Cash crops d. New methods: enclosure movement Crop rotation New crops
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2. England a. Wool industry / enclosure movement b
2. England a. Wool industry / enclosure movement b. Urbanization & crime c. Luddites – skilled craftsman loose jobs to machines
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A. Domestication System- home production of goods by skilled workers
II. Structural Changes A. Domestication System- home production of goods by skilled workers B. Industrial Revolution- shifts production of manufactured goods from home to factory C. From filed to factory: Population movement Modern concept of time Changes in social structure
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D. Malthusian Theory 1. Rising population and use of resources would lead to disaster 2. Carrying Capacity
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E. Chronology of Industrialization 1. England -1750 2. Belgium -1830 3
E. Chronology of Industrialization 1. England Belgium France, Germany, & USA Austria, Russia, & Japan -1890
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III. Societal Changes A. Urbanization major social result of I. R. 1
III. Societal Changes A. Urbanization major social result of I.R. 1. Education possible for all 2. Creativity 3. England- 50% population by Sanitation issues s- public health movements
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B. Medicine s – concept of germs lead to breakthrough prevention & cleanliness 2. Louis Pasteur – finds bacteria Vaccination (not common) 4. Joseph Lister- sterilization of wounds s forward enormous decline in death rates
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1. Family no longer a unit of production & becomes unit of consumption
D. Family life 1. Family no longer a unit of production & becomes unit of consumption 2. Marriage – idea of romantic love triumphs 3. Increase in illegitimate births (decline 1850) 4. Middle & Upper Class a. Male works outside home b. Idea of breadwinner c. Patriarchy reinforced
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