KEY CONCEPT 5.

1: INDUSTRIALIZATION & GLOBAL CAPITALISM

THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION IS* THE MOST IMPORTANT THING THAT EVER HAPPENED EVER…
*ARGUABLY

PRETTY MUCH ANYTHING AFTER THIS POINT CAN BE DIRECTLY TIED BACK TO IT. THE BREAKS
IT DOWN INTO SIX CATEGORIES.
PRODUCTION GLOBAL
TRADE ECON
TRANSPORTATION
RESPONSE
TO THE SPREAD
SOCIAL
ORGANIZATION
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
COMMUNICATION

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

NINE FACTORS: BY 1900, EUROPE INDUSTRIALIZATION RAILROADS WORKERS ORGANIZED

INTO UNIONS. THEY
THE INDUSTRIAL
(WHY THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
CONTROLLED IS NOT FREE. REVOLUTION WAS
BEGAN IN EUROPE) DEMANDED BETTER: SUCH A HUGE SHIFT
1.
2.
EUROPE’s LOCATION
AVAILABILTY OF RAW
80% OF EARTH’s FINANCIERS  WAGES
THAT IT EVEN
SURFACE  HOURS
MATERIALS DEVELOPED  CONDITIONS CREATED ENTIRELY
3. EUROPEAN
NEW WAYS TO NEW SOCIAL
POPULATION GROWTH Q: WHY?????? ALTERNATIVE VISIONS CLASSES:
4. URBANIZATION
5. AGRICULTURAL A: INDUS. REV. FACILITATE THE FUTURE EMERGE:
OF THE

6.
GROWTH
PRIVATE PROPERTY THE FACTORY SYSTEM
INDUSTRIAL REV
RIGHTS REQUIRED RAW MATERIALS.
EUROPE WENT AROUND THE KEY PHILOSOPHERS STEAMSHIPS
7. PLENTY OF
RIVERs/CANALs WORLD TO
ACQUIRE THEM. MARXISM ANARCHISM MIDDLE CLASS
8. ACCESS to FOREIGN
RESOURCES (1848) (1800s)
9. CAPITAL EXPORT ECONOMIES SMITHCAPITALISM
EMERGED IN AFRICA, SOME STATES
TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES ASIA THAT FOCUSED ON RESISTED CHANGE:
PRODUCING ONE QING
SINGLE CROP FOR MILLLIBERALISM
EXPORT TO EUROPE TELEGRAPH OTTOMAN
INSTRUMENTS INDUSTRIAL
AGRICULTURAL SOME STATES
ECONOMIES AROUND THE STOCK WORKING CLASS
TRIED INDUSTRIALIZATION
WORLD DECLINED
MARKETS
URBANIZATION
LATIN AMERICA WAS USED AS A
INSURANCE
COMPANIES MEIJI JAPAN
STEAM ENGINES BROUGHT MINING CENTER
NEW FORMS OF ENERGY
FROM FOSSIL FUELS EUROPE WAS NOT
CONTENT WITH RAW GOLD CANALS TSARIST RUSSIA
FACTORY SYSTEM LED TO MATERIALS. THEY STANDARD
SPECIALIZATION OF LABOR ERIE
ACQUIRED TERRITORY (1825) GOVERNMENT REFORMs
EVENTUALLY SPREAD TO
EUROPE, US, RUSSIA, JAPAN
TO USE AS MARKETS TRANSNATIONAL SUEZ LED TO POOR LIVING
nd
FOR FINISHED GOODS. BUSINESSES (1869) CONDITIONS:
2 INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION TODAY THESE ARE (IN GREAT BRITAIN)
LED TO STEEL PRODUCTION IN TRANSNATIONAL PANAMA
th
THE LATER 19 CENTURY MARKETS+MATERIALS (1914) PUBLIC EDUCATION
CORPORATIONS