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Adam Smith
(1723-1790) a Scottish economist who wrote The Wealth of Nations and who supported laissez faire policies and whose ideas support capitalism
capitalism
an economic system in which land, factories, and other resources are owned by individuals instead of the government. In this system, the prices of things we buy are decided by the people who sell them and not by the government
communism
a system of government in which all factories, farms, and other valuable things are owned and controlled by the government
Industrial Revolution
the period in which the production of goods shifted from hand production methods to complex machines. This period of industrialization resulted in social and economic changes. The Industrial Revolution started in Great Britain around 1750. The process of industrialization spread throughout the world in the following centuries.
industrialization
the process of developing manufacturing on a large scale
James Watt
(1736 - 1819) was a Scottish inventor and engineer whose improvements to the steam engine provided much of the force behind the Industrial Revolution
Karl Marx
(1818-1883) a German political philosopher and economist who founded modern socialism and wrote The Communist Manifesto with Friedrich Engels
natural resource
materials the occur in nature and can be used for economic gain (to make money) like forests, water, fertile land, oil, or coal
reform
to make changes in something to improve it; the action or process of changing something
social class
groupings of people in a society usually based on wealth, religion, ethnicity, or other factors
steam engine
a machine that heats water, then uses resulting steam to move machinery. Though other invented the steam engine, James Watt's version of it was popular during the Industrial Revolution.
urbanization
the process of making an area more city-like
working class
a social group lower than the middle class, usually made up of people who earned a living through manual labor and earned a low age