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| believed that public problems should dealth with on a rational scientific basis believed in the idea of the greatest good for the greatest number wrote PRinciples of MOrlas and LEgislation |
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| inventor of the modern power loom |
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| agitation agaistn poor laws working class dicontent |
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| 1799 and 1800 made trade unionsim illegal |
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| pamphlet written by karl marx and friedrich engels basis of socialism |
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| 1815 tariff on imiported grain to protect domestic producers never worked well |
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| refined pig iron puddling furnace heavy rolling mills |
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| bristish conservative extended vote to all middle class male workers needed to broaden aristocratic voter base |
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| condition of working class in england society's problems caused by capitalism and competition colleague of karl marx |
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| created factory worday for children between 9-13 to 8 hours a day not applicable to home outlawed child labor under 9 factory owners establish schools destoryed family unit |
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| french social theorist cristicized capitalism wanted socialist utopia and emanicipation of women Theory of Four movements |
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| about 1705 invented spinning jenny |
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| new inventions cotton and iron changed small businesses beyond all recognition |
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| inventor of flying shuttle |
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| minimal governmental interfernce in the economic affairs adam smith and francois quesnay |
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| German father of socialism emancipation of women Commnunist Manifesto |
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| 1705 invented steam engine that used coal very inefficent |
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| scottish spoke out about hiring children created mills in New Harmony |
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| Hawkish English Foreign minister during revolutions of 1848 |
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| scottish spoke out about hiring children created mills in New Harmony |
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| Hawkish English Foreign Minister during revolutions of 1848 |
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| draft of reform Bill which called for universal suffrage payment of members of Parliament and annual elections 6 main points |
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| 1834 gave some aid to the poor but not very helpful agaistn unemployement very favorable to employers |
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| 1832 modified the old political system by easing voting qualifications but still not easy to qualify abolished some smaller boroughs |
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| 1867 conservatives and liberals trying to gain votes disraeli's conservatives extended to the vote to almost 1 million more voters |
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| political party in britain controlled by aristocracy |
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| ideal society based on socialist ideals Louis Blanc and Charles Fourier |
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| added a condenser to newcomens steam engine to make it more efficient led to steam becoming a viable source of power |
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| british party more responsive to commerical and manufacturing interests |
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