Editing The Industrial Revolution Economically (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''The Industrial Revolution''' — The transition to new manufacturing processes in Europe and the US, occurring from about 1760 to 1840.
* '''The Steam Engine''' (James Watt) — The "Engine of Change": it allowed factories to be "Located anywhere," not just by "Rivers."
* '''The Factory System''' — The "Organization of Labor" into a "Single Building" with "Machines" and "Standardized Work Hours."
* '''The Great Divergence''' — The process by which the "Western World" became "Much richer" than the "Eastern World" (China/India) during the 1800s.
* '''Urbanization''' — The "Mass Movement" of people from "Farms" to "Cities" (e.g., 'Manchester' or 'Chicago').
* '''Mass Production''' — The "Manufacturing" of large quantities of "Standardized Products" using "Assembly Lines."
* '''Capitalism''' — An economic system based on "Private Ownership" and the "Re-investment" of profit into "More Machines."
* '''The Railway''' — The "Speed of Trade": it linked "Cities" and "Ports," creating a "Global Market" for the first time.
* '''Coal''' — The "Energy Source" of the revolution: the "Sunlight of the Past" buried in the earth.
* '''Adam Smith''' — Author of "The Wealth of Nations" (1776), the first "Guidebook" to how the new industrial economy worked.
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