'Domestic system' presentation slideshows

Fraternity and Sorority House Fire Safety

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Foundations of Globalization

Foundations of Globalization. Key Ideas. 1. Imperialism. 2. Historic Globalization. 3. Mercantilism. 4. Capitalism. 5. Grand Exchange. 6. Industrial Revolution. What will we answer?. Why and how did globalization begin? How did the foundations of historical globalization affect people?

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Industrial Revolution

Page 20. Industrial Revolution. EQ: What was the Industrial Revolution? . Industrial Revolution Vocabulary . Flashcards http://quizlet.com/12064514/industrial-revolution-definitions-flash-cards / Quiz http://quizlet.com/12064514/industrial-revolution-definitions-flash-cards /

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Changes in Medieval Society

Changes in Medieval Society. 1000-1300: ag., trade, & finance made advances towns & cities grew birth of the university. I. Commercial Revolution. Trade almost died out after 400s Manors were self-sufficient Comm. Rev. = expansion of trade & business. A. Trade Routes.

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THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 1750-1914

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The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution. Origins-When, Where, Why, and How!. From the roughly 1750-1850 Begins in Britain, spreads through Europe, Asia, and to the United States A turning point-major changes in society and how people lived their lives . 3 Reasons it was Possible .

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The Limits of Europeanization: explaining low reform capacity in Greece?

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Towns

Towns. By Scott Rhead. Guilds. The guilds. The guilds were an important part of the town. Guilds- exclusive organizations. Provided services Built chapels; donated materials to churches Helped construct churches watched over the members Provided funeral services

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The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution. In this lesson, students will be able to define or explain the following terms: Reasons for the Industrial Revolution The Domestic System Urbanization Laissez-faire Capitalism. The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain in the 1750s. It quickly spread to

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History of Accounting Thought

History of Accounting Thought. Accounting is a function of the society and environment (Principles, procedures, concepts etc. are governed) E.g. Industrial revolution, Hike of oil prices, corporate social responsibility

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Pre-Industrial Life

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THE MARKET REVOLUTION 1790-1830

THE MARKET REVOLUTION 1790-1830. THE RISE OF A MARKET ECONOMY. DUE TO CHANGES IN TRANSPORTATION A NEW ECONOMIC SYSTEM WILL DEVELOP FARM INCOME INCREASED BECAUSE TRANSPORTATION COSTS DECLINED 1800-1815 HOMES CONSUMED MOST OF WHAT THEY GREW

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Advanced weaving machines become too large and too expensive to be used by weavers at home.

-Before the Industrial Revolution, all manufacture of products like textiles was done at home and on a small scale . This was called the cottage or domestic system . -Everyone did their part.

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ACTING AS AN AMATEUR HISTORIAN

ACTING AS AN AMATEUR HISTORIAN Weaver in the domestic system could not compete with factory production. This 1788 petition by weavers in Leeds (Great Britain) shows them complaining about the effects of machines on workers:.

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