Industrial Revolution

2. a society in which all property is publicly own and each person works and is paid to their abilities and needs.
7. land, labor, and capital
8. the act of refusing to work
9. an economic system in which he factors of production are privately owned and money is invested in business ventures to make a profit
10. the factors of production are owned by the pubic and operate for the welfare of all

1. the movement of people from the country to the cities
3. voluntary labor associations created to press for reforms
4. an era in which products went from being handmade to being made by machines
5. a process in which farmers rotate the place of where crops were grown in a 4 field system to bring back nutrients into the soil and to grow more food
6. where a large number of products were being produced at the same time with large machines