Use of cottage industries in India

Invention of the automobile

Use of steam to power factory machinery

Movement of families from cities to the countryside

Competition is viewed as a hindrance to growth

Workers' wages are set by the central government

The means of production are privately owned

Business profits are shared with the working class

Laws limit the power of the hereditary ruler and power is often shared

One hereditary ruler has unlimited power and controls all aspects of society

All laws are based on religion and the head of state is also a religious leader

Citizens vote on representatives and have a voice in legislative proceedings

Russia's natural resources provided Napoleon's Forces with adequate food and supplies

The vastness and cold winter weather in Russia made supplying Napoleon's troops difficult

Large mountains along the invasion route allowed for frequent and devastating surprise attacks

Navigable rivers allowed Napoleon's troops and artillery to move quickly to Moscow by boat

There was less movement between social classes

Wealth was shared equally amongst classes

Lower class standards of living improved

Aid societies developed to provide for the poor

Nationalism

Economic Freedom

Federalism

Mercantilism

Mercantilism

Socialism

Federalism

Nationalism

Encourage the changing of citizen's roles compared to previous traditions

support a ruler with complete control over every aspect of life

Restore the long held position that a citizen's job is to obey in every situation

Back the idea that humans are born without evil and can be thoroughly trusted

Power is in the hands of representatives

The leader has unlimited executive power

The legislature can overturn judicial rulings

People have limited freedom of assembly

A steady increase in demand forced mandatory production of clothing

Industrialization resulted in a transition of work from home to factories

Movement from work to home life was encouraged as technology advanced

Decreases in population forced many women back into factory life

The power of the monarch was drastically reduced by the limitations found in each documents

Social rights and opportunities were spread equally to men and women within society

Monarchy governments were replaced by representative republics in the Western World

Economic power became less based on agriculture as farming supplies were limited by royals.

Factors leading to the French Revolution

Increased Agricultural Output

Factors leading to the Industrial Revolution

Decreased Urban Population

Nikola Tesla

Louis Pasteur

James Watt

Thomas Edison

Church leaders encouraged business owners to take more risks

More experimental approaches were adapted to improving production

Farmers learned how to protect crops from disease to increase their crop yields

Merchants developed the "domestic system" for producing goods in homes.

Declaration of Independence was drafted by Thomas Jefferson in Colonial America

Aided by Simon Bolivar, European subjects overseas achieved their independence

Reign of Terror begins by Robespierre, executing the "enemies of the revolution".

King James II of England was executed to bring an end to the Glorious Revolution

Increase in global population

Migration of workers to urban areas

Decrease of privileges for nobility

Increased status for religious leaders

Factory owners to maximize production and make large profits

Workers had to adjust to periods of hectic work followed by idle periods

Artisan skills became more highly valued due to technological developments

Products were produced by an assembly line of workers and animals

Inspired by Enlightenment philosophers

Caused by tyrannous, distant colonizers

Goal to create an independence nation

carried out by nonviolent protests

They used inquiry, observation, and experimentation to develop theories to explain natural phenomena

Inferences were made about natural occurrences based on the prevailing ideas of the Catholic Church

Each started their experiments with no background knowledge of previous scientists' theories

The Scientific method was used to develop the laws of motion and physics focusing on Earth's gravity

prompted religious doctrines of the Catholic Church

Showed little interest in secular affairs

produced few new scientific ideas and innovations

emphasized the power of human reason

manor became the main center for economic activity

Catholic Church lost all of its influence in Europe

classical cultures of Europe were rediscovered and imitated

major language of the common people was latin

great intellectual and artistic creativity

Christian unity throughout the region

an advance of Muslim culture

the development of a common language

used the cacao bean as a form of currency

were settled in present-day Mexico

developed terrace farms for agriculture

practiced a theocratic form of government

Adam Smith's free-market principles

ideas about government promoted during the Enlightenment

Karl Marx's criticism of industrial society

religious ideas introduced during the Great Awakening

Exploration stopped once Europeans got what they wanted

Natives' lives were positively impacted with new foodstuffs

A sharp economic increase in European and Asian markets

new policies were put into place to protect indentured servants

Economic prosperity brought peace as individuals enjoyed the life of added luxury

Nations in the region were constantly at war with each other over people to sell at market

More goods were produced due to the use of slave labor on large, colonial plantations

Crop yields increased and were sold in various placed around the world in large quantities

The reformation of medieval policies of feudalism

a government ruled by a divine right monarchy

a society ruled by the leader of the Catholic Church

the right of citizens to decide the best form of government