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The Steam Locomotive changed how products got around. For example, it was able to carry a significant more amount of products per trip. In addition, it increaded the spped of delivering off products. The Steam Locomotive was a lot faster than any previous transporting technique. 

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From these interviews we learn how significantly horrible the working conditions were. We learned that the air was so hard to breathe that Dr. Ward couldn't last 10 minutes in a factory. We also learned that the health of the children working in the cotton factories is much worse than that of children employed in other manufactories. And this impacts our view of how we treat and see the children and factory workers of this time period. 

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1819 - Dr. Ward Interviewed Factory Workers

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1819 - Dr. Ward Interviewed Factory Workers

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Queen Victoria became queen at age 18 and made England rise to the most powerful nation controlling one quarter of the earth’s surface. This had a huge impact on England bringing them into the golden age. She was a huge supporter of imperialism which made all of this possible.

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The treaty had a major impact on Japan allowing them to modernize and grow their military, political power, and economy. Their military became the strongest in Asia after they did studies on other countries' ships. And modernisation allowed them to make more money through industrialization and school systems.

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This company set up trading posts in every major trading port goig into India. This allowed them to “milk” India for all of their natural assets such as spices, tea, coffee, silk cotton, and porcelain. This gave the British easy access to these resources and made it hard for India to trade with any other countries

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After a huge race for Africa's land rich in diamonds and gold, Europeans faced wars over who was going to get the largest pieces of Africa. 14 countries meet at the Berlin Conference to lay down rules of Africa division. This was the conference that was going to seal Africa's fate and no African ruler was invited to attend. This impacted the fate of these African countries forever.