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| Term for changes in the 1800s brought about by new innovations. |
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| Practice of fencing of enclosing common lands into individual holdings. |
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| Alternating crops of different kinds to preserve soil fertility. |
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| Basic resources necessary for industrialization |
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| Use of automated machinery. Mechan-machine, ization-action, process. |
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| Production of goods in a factory through the use of machines and many workers. |
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| Way of making steel that involved forcing air through molten iron to rid of impurities. Named for British developer. Reduced cost of making steel. |
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| Economic system where private individuals (instead of government) control factors of production. |
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| Early phase of Capitalism that involved merchants. Commercial-trade, commerce. |
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| Phase of Capitalism where people involved making goods themselves. |
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| System of manufacturing goods in large numbers that are identical. |
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| Owned by one. Sole/Seul/Solus-alone. Proprietor-property. Ship-state. |
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| Owned by two or more. Partner-one who shares. |
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| Owned by public.Corporare-to make into a body. |
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| Control of the production or sale of a good or service by a single firm. |
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