Chapter 17 - Revolution of Industrialization

child rearing

Homemaking, ________, charity endeavors, and "refined "pastimes like needlework and music were all characterized by an "ideology of domesticity ..

nineteenth century

It was a great, powerful, prophetic, utopian vision of human freedom and community that inspired socialist groups of workers and intellectuals in the second half of the ________, amid the dismal hardness of Europe's industrialization.

European workers

Later, slave- produced cotton provided low- cost raw materials to the growing textile industry, white sugar, which was also produced with slave labor, provided low- cost calories to ________.

Ideology of domesticity

Homemaking, child-rearing, charity endeavors, and “refined” pastimes like needlework and music

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz

“Not so much about bringing things European to the Chinese, but more about getting outstanding Chinese innovations to us,”

1750-1900

industrial production in Britain, where the Industrial Revolution began, grew fiftyfold

Rivers

toxic cesspools as sewers and industrial garbage poured into them

Wood and charcoal

main industrial fuels, got scarcer and the world's population grew, a developing energy crisis arose, most notably in Western Europe, China, and Japan