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HIS 102 1st Edition Lecture 19 Outline of Last Lecture I Definition where when and why II The union of science and capital a new world of machines Outline of Current Lecture I Urban Life A General tendency to move away from rural and towards urban rapid urbanization leads to modernity B Large amounts of industry become concentrated 1 People have to live nearby their jobs mass population in small area 2 No zoning laws living in close quarters 3 Small wages poverty 4 Public health public sanitation is not important no clean water no sewer system waste emptied into Thames epidemics II A New Culture of work time and work discipline A Society without clocks 1 Early clocks only had one hand 2 People s work was guided by the seasons much more relaxed 3 Proto industry unsupervised working from home getting paid for certain amount of work 4 Harvest was a communal activity 5 Task oriented work into time orientated with industrialization These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute B Leisure 1 Very common for artisans to drink at work and coal heavers 2 St Monday keep drinking into Monday III The experience of artisans custom and unregulated competition A Master journeyman apprentice B Custom 1 Customs about everything 2 Apprenticeships regulate the job market lowers standards 3 Custom v Competition


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ISU HIS 102 - Early Industrialization: Work, Social Order, and the Problem of Poverty

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