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resources needed to produce good and services that the Industrial Revolution required.
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| Improved the steam engine |
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| Developed the process of pasteurization |
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| A term that the government should stay out of businesses |
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| Wrote The "Communist Manifesto" and the "Kapital" largely b/c he didn't like the abuses. |
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| A place where workers and machines work together to produce goods |
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| one who advocates or practices socialism or a member of a party or political group advocating socialism |
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| Group of workers in a particular trade or industry |
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| Economic system in which money is invested in a business with the goal of making a profit |
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| Light Bulb and Moving Pictures |
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| used the steam engine to propel boats |
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| arrangement in which a product is moving from worker to worker |
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| sought to increase power and wealth by obtaining large amounts of gold and silver by sell more goods than bought |
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| Negotiations between workers and employers. |
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| Business owned by stock holders who share profits but arent responsible for debt |
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| began the movement for women's rights |
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| Person who organizes, manage, and take on the risk of a business. |
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| Eli Whitney made a product that could have interchangeable parts |
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| Refusal to work usually because of employers refusal to meet demands |
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