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Jethro Tull
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John Kay
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James Hargreaves
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Thought of a way to make the steam engine work faster and more efficiently while burning less fuel.
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Richard Arkwright
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An entrepreneur who encouraged and paid James Watt to build better steam engines.
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Samuel Crompton
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Jeremy Bentham introduced this philosophy and wrote his most influential works in the late 1700's.
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Edmund Cartwrights
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Emigrated to the United States and brought over (in his memory) the blueprints to creating the spinning machine.
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American inventor who invented the cotton gin to speed up the amount of cotton to be cleaned.
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Outlawed unions and strikes.
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More and more women began working as spinners in the factories, because they seen it as a way to make more money than chores around the house.
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Made the first successful trip in New York's Hudson River with the steam boat
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Revolutionalized the American tetile industry along with four other investors.
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David Ricardo wrote this book in order to promote capitalism.
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Another way to govern, this way for the welfare of all. Where all factors of production are owned by the public and operate for the welfare of the people.
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Wrote "Mary Barton" which was a fiction story about a family in Manchester's slum, and was and accurate potrayal or urban life at the time.
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Karl Marx wrote this inorder to promote communism,
