It provided more jobs in the agriculture industry

It created commercial farming by allowing for massive increases in wool output

It lead to enclosure of British lands and private land ownership for many

It decreased the need for farm labor, leading to an increase in available industrial workers

Ship building

Iron working

Textiles

Railroads

It had a large unemployed population

Its large empire, agricultural advances, and unique geography

Its location in Asia afforded it the best opportunities for trade

Its ties to the Americas provided it with an example to follow and improve on

steam engine

locomotive

mass production

power loom

A decrease in necessary skills led to a decrease in wages and conditions

Workers were paid higher wages as production increased and more jobs were created

Working conditions generally remained the same

Less women entered the workplace

Rapid urbanization led to an increase in the quality of life for the lower class

Overpopulation in cities led to appalling living conditions in slums

Increased innovations led to shorter work days and more free time

Less and less farm workers led to a decrease in food production

Increase in women's rights

Rapid urbanization

Decrease in working hours

Increase in economic equality

Led to the upper class losing their accumulated wealth and influence

Created a new class of the lowest of the low, the Untouchables, who were social pariahs in Britain

Led to more class mobility, as lower class workers were paid better

Middle class gained more wealth and status, while lower class faced decreasing conditions

Women gained more equality

Women gained the right to property and divorce

Women remained at home while men worked white collar jobs

Both men and women worked to afford lavish lifestyles of wealth and privilege

Violent revolutions based on seizing political power

They formed unions to collectively push for better conditions

They adopted the principles of capitalism

They formed communal businesses based on profit sharing

Suffrage

Right to divorce

Right to property

Equal pay for equal work

Increase production by increasing worker happiness

Maximizing output by increasing efficiency of input usage

A sharing of wealth, resulting in improved social conditions for the lower classes

A complete elimination of social classes and private ownership

Led to a decrease in wages and conditions for working class citizens

Led to an increase in urbanization in rural areas

Led to a decrease in women's rights and equality

Led to massive political upheavals across Europe as workers turned to communism

Increasing profit by increasing efficiency of production

Private ownership of businesses must end to end classes in society

A sharing of wealth is what is best for large societies

Whosoever invents a new technology can be the only one to profit from it

Communism

Socialism

Capitalism

A blight destroyed all other crops so the Irish survived on potatoes

Fungus destroyed potatoes and the British failed to intervene to prevent mass starvation

British exploitation of Irish land led to a lack of food for all members of the British Empire

Irish leadership forced too many working age men to move to cities, resulting in a lack of farm help

Chinese officials refused to host British merchants outside of Canton

Dutch spice merchants massacred an settlement of Japanese colonists in Indonesia

Japan returned the emperor to power and rapidly modernized

Japanese leadership turned to imperialism to fuel its industrial economy

To compete with the Chinese empire in Asia

To avoid Western imperialism and maintain their independence

To force Westerners to leave the nation

To better isolate themselves from world affairs

Increased trade with China and India to increase cultural diffusion

Government labor programs forced prisoners to build modern infrastructure

The Meiji Emperor passed a series of edicts banning traditional Japanese socio-economic practices

Japanese students studied Western practices abroad, and applied them to Japan