HIS109Y1 Lecture 24: LECTURE 24

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Lecture 24
The Industrial Revolution
PHYSIOCRATS
ADAM SMITH, THE WEALTH OF NATIONS (1776)
JAME“ HA‘G‘EAVE“ “PINNING JENNY
RICHARD ARKWRIGHT (D. 1792)
JAMES WATT (D. 1819)
Conclusion was to wipe away the political and social insanity of the ancienne regime
Keeping with the economic environmentso the economy operated according to a
series of laws
Ada “ith ast a tpial eooist
important work was done at cocktail parties
wrote a book on laissez-faire capitalism
provided a bible for economic thinkers that was powerful
supply-demand competition (argued in favor of a new kind of an economic system)
close relationship between the urban classes and the land-holding nobility
only one member of the family could be noble by definition
no problem with elder brothers/fathers engaging in stock
self-iteest die  eed to ake oes o a i life
people were able to respond to opportunities in ways that their continental associates
never could
scientific experimentation and speculation
religious intolerance
big universities required professors to be of religious orders
people asked ho as god speakig to the though atue?
studied practical subjects such as engineering, science (in particular)
England was at an advantage in Europe, due to intellectual freedom and challenging of
the status uo that othe outies didt hae
Before France was a great giant, England was small, agricultural (so people thought
that France would be the great nation of the 19th centurybut by 1950s, England was,
due to the industrialization of the nation)
England was strong
International trade
Monetary gain
Education
Plague in England towards the middle of the 17th century, varied diets due to food
production
Money was available in England unlike anywhere else, due to an economic experiment
from the foundation of Bank of England in 1694
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