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Lowered transportation costs for goods.
Population boom in the 19th Century.
Created a middle class and expanded the wealthy class.
A man-made waterway connecting two bodies of water.
Coal.
Eli Whitney.
Enclosures.
Shift from agriculture to industry.
Overcrowding and pollution.
Henry Bessemer.
Worked in factories for little pay.
Favorable conditions and resources.
Society controls the means of production.
Steam Engine.
Labor exploitation and child labor.
Crowded urban apartment building.
Dangerous jobs like adults.
Poorly, with dangerous conditions.
Pasteurization.
Factories for clothes and fabrics.
Making products at home or in workshops.
Iron and coal.
Dangerous and unhealthy.
Fencing off common lands.
Concentration of industry in large establishments.
Water and air pollution.
Heat engine using steam power.
Quality of life indicators.
Growth of cities from rural migration.
Canals.
Poorly constructed urban housing.
Products made in steps by home workers.
Economies of scale in large farming.
Water frame.
James Watt.
Animals and humans.
Making areas more city-like.
Creation of new inventions.
Water Frame.
Cloth material.
Edward Jenner.
Adam Smith.
Women.
Poor working conditions and pollution.
Textiles.
Increased production efficiency.
Women began working in factories.