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Notes: Industrialists

Notes: Industrialists. INDUSTRIAL GROWTH OF THE U.S. 1. Growth of Industrialization----1865 to 1900 Why? Factors in place Railroad industry Distribution System Symbol of growth Government assists industry ---- 1860 to 1880 laissez faire economy Laws to promote industry:

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The Renaissance and Reformation

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Tracking the U.S. Economy

Tracking the U.S. Economy. National Income Accounting Expenditure approach to GDP Income approach to GDP Circular flow of income and expenditure Leakages and injections Limitations of GDP. National income accounting (NIA) is the measurement of aggregate or total economic activity.

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Cooperative Strategy

Chapter 7. Cooperative Strategy. How Can Firms Grow & Develop Competitive Advantages?. 1. Pursue Internal Opportunities (Ex: Innovation) 2. Merge or Acquire Other Firms 3. Cooperative Strategies. Cooperative Strategy.

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Better information, better health: the value of clinical laboratory innovation

Better information, better health: the value of clinical laboratory innovation. Frank R. Lichtenberg Columbia University and National Bureau of Economic Research. Role of new goods in economic growth.

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The Beginnings of Islam

The Beginnings of Islam. Chapter 1 Section 2. 3 rd Nine Weeks. Past Studies: Greece, Rome and the Byzantine Empires Current Studies: Non-Western Civilizations (Middle East and Asia) Future Studies: Europe and the Dark Ages, Feudalism, the Renaissance, and the Reformation . Remember .

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Global Impacts of American Colonization

Global Impacts of American Colonization. France in the Americas. S ettled Canada, built town of Quebec Claimed an area from Canada all the way to Louisiana Used Catholic Jesuit missionaries to try to convert natives to Christianity Had trouble attracting European settlers

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Utopia vs. Dystopia

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HI 272 The World of Consumption 1600-1800

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The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution. Beginning. The Industrial Revolution transformed Europe from an agricultural society into an industrial society of constant growth. New technology revolutionized the way people lived, worked, interacted, and governed.

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Age of Exploration

Age of Exploration. The Age of Exploration or Age of Discovery as it is sometimes called, officially began in the early 15th century and lasted until the 17th century. . Bazaar in Instanbul (Constantinople). Known world before the Age of Exploration.

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Trade between and among the classical civilizations

Trade between and among the classical civilizations. About Silk Roads. -A network of roads, generally going East and West -Ancient Trade routes across Asia -Link China w/ the west . Where. What. -200BCE to 400CE -The beginning of cross-culture -Han & Rome. -Originated at Sian, China

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Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus The Ming Dynasty The Qing Dynasty Ming and Qing Culture

The Ming and Qing Dynasties. Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus The Ming Dynasty The Qing Dynasty Ming and Qing Culture Map: Ming and Qing Dynasties. The Ming and Qing Dynasties. Main Idea

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Consequences of Exploration.

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Trade between and among the classical civilizations

Trade between and among the classical civilizations. About Silk Roads. -A network of roads, generally going East and West -Ancient Trade routes across Asia -Link China w/ the west . When. What. -Great trade routes -Introduce plants -Arts and Music -Religions. -200BCE to 400CE

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The Columbian Exchange and Global Trade

Mr. Barchetto Notes #5. The Columbian Exchange and Global Trade. Columbian Exchange. What does it mean to exchange something? The Columbian Exchange Is considered the global transfer of foods, plants, and animals during the colonization of America.

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Overview of Exploration in the Americas

Overview of Exploration in the Americas. Why did Europeans explore?. The Treaty of Tordesillas, written by the Pope, gave Spain the west and Portugal the east plus Brazil as shown on the map. What was significant about this treaty?.

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