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Enclosure Movement ⇒ Improved efficiency in farming
The Enclosure movement saw communal land made into private land. The new owners then applied new agricultural methods that increased crop yields and improved efficiency in farming.
Spinning Jenny ⇒ Faster production of yarn and thread.
The spinning jenny revolutionized textile production by making it much easier to produce yarn and thread.
Steam engine ⇒ power source for machinery
The steam engine was able to use steam to do work in factories that previously would have required intense labor. This newfound ease in production allowed for faster manufacturing.
Canals ⇒ efficient transportation.
Canals allowed for goods to be transported inland to places over water which allowed for the transport to be faster and more efficient.
A tattoo is permanent as the religiousness of Philip II once was. Devoted Catholic, one of the main (perhaps <em>the</em> main) focus of his entire rule was to preserve the Catholic faith, having fought his entire life against the other Christian religions and the Muslims. A suiting tattoo for him could be the phrase <em>Deus vult</em>, the war cry shouted by Crusaders gathering in Almafi for the First Crusade, as his own life was a personal crusade to preserve Catholicism.
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The Romans used gold, silver, and bronze coins for trade and to pay taxes. Goods came to the Roman Republic from several regions outside of Italy. Roman soldiers were paid with goods from all over the region