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| drug that prevents pain during surgery. |
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| the process of taking over and consolidating land formerley shared by peasent farmers |
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| scottish engineer that looks at Newcome's invention |
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| to seperate iron from its ore |
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| money used to invest in enterprises |
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| business organization in an area such as shipping, mining, railroads, or factories |
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| those who managed and assumed the finacial risks of starting a new business. |
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| system in which raw cotton was distributed |
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| private roads built by entreprenuers who charged travelers a toll, or fee to use them |
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| the movement of people to cities |
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| multisotry buildings divided into apartments. |
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| British economist who saw the effects of the population explosion |
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| British Philosopher and economist |
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| idea that the goal of society shold be "The greatest happiness for the greatest number" of its citzens |
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| created to end poverty and injustice |
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| farms, factories, railways, and other large bisnuesses that produced and distributed goods |
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| Utopian who set up a model community in Lenark, scotland, to put his own ideas into practice |
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| german philosopher condemned the ideas of utopians as unrealiastic idealism |
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| political ideology in which marks beliefs to form social democracy |
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