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http://www.charlesdickensinfo.com/quotes/title/quotes-title-res/?TName=Oliver%20Twist

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It is a movie/book that talks about the adventures of a foster kid during the Industrial Revolution. It is relevant because Oliver steal things because of his precarious situation considering the crisis of british society, including the great stink and that a children usually made 3d (pence) per day, that was impossible to live with this little money.

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Not ebola, but cholera...

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- People could not leave their homes because the streets were filled with trash
- River Thames surface could be seen the stench, because the river played role of dumping of trash
- By the summer of 1858, all the trash started to ferment in the heat, causing the worst smell ever, that even the elite suffured from it.

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Disregarding the motives behind the renovation, London's most important river was finally getting the care it so rightfully deserved. The reformation of the Thames included not only the implementation of a sewage system-to be designed by the English civil engineer Sir Joseph Bazalgette-but also a construction of embankments along its sides.

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https://docs.google.com/a/santanna.g12.br/drawings/d/1j-s36IJyQzcqVmC0HQnGWOLCh7zAtffgwSlsLTc6YlY/edit?usp=sharing

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With the success of JP Morgan & Co, John financed $40 million to Northern Pacific Railroad and bailed out the U.S. Treasury in 1895.

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John Morgan was born in a prominent family in New England. He as a sick child that suffered seizures. However, since yearly years he was in love with arts and galleries. He moved to London, to improve his education and started to sell coffee when he moved to America again. Facing success, he decided to start his own business, JP Morgan & Co, and furthermore became a power in the railroad industry.

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I am so tired.. I am working for weeks non stop, for more hours than I can count.
I am so hungry. I feel numb, like I am going to pass out any minute.
My payment is so little, my mom's payment is worst. We are almost not surviving with this money. I  don't know what to do. God help us
Me and the other workers produced more than 60 pins. I cutted my hand and I was nauseated by the smell of the factory.
They are making us work like slaves, we are doing labor everyday and we see nothing.

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Children Labor Not too Far (Vergem, Brazil

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Children Labor Not too Far (Vergem, Brazil

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Manchester is used as a general case study of the Industrial Revolution because it was one of the british Industrial cities. Manchester had labor, water power and was near the port of Liverpool, making it perfect for industries and attracted workers looking for a job. However, it started to become polluted and dirty, making diseases spread all over the city.

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I think the steam engine is the greatest invention of the industrial because it made the industrialization process quicker. Before steam engine, factories relied on water and wind, so with steam engine the factories could be built anywhere, not only near rivers. It allowed transportation by locomatives, and for the first time, goods could be transported.

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James Watt improved the steam engine on 1760

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Thomas Edison created the first reliable long lasting light bulb in 1879

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With crop rotation land could not only rest but also improve and gain nutrients. When different crops are planted the nutrients are naturally replaced. Another positive impact, was that more food can be produced with more quality

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What is crop rotation? - "Agriculture 101: America's Heartland"

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The enclosure system is when the land is fenced to crop experimentation. Farmers shifted from open-field system to enclosure because it allowed new method creation such as the crop rotation and the open-system did not produce enough food to the population. when the land were fenced, crops could be sold for larger profits.