I believe it is both had restrictions on personal rights. Hope this helps.
b- decreased opportunities for entrepreneurs
The Industrial Revolution in the US increased opportunities for entrepreneurs. With new technology, there were more opportunities for people to create new businesses. In addition with new businesses being created there were connected, tangent businesses growing was well. For example, when the light bulb was invented it gave others the opportunity to create light fixtures, street lights, and film projectors.
The american revolution was precipitated , in part , by a series of laws passed, for the british government and served to increase the taxes paid by the colonists .
They are organized according to 3 characteristics:
1. The first is having <span>less rigid hierarchical structures and greater sharing of power and responsibility by all participants. Less rigid hierarchical structures meant that there would be higher changes between the positions and that it would be possible for lower leveled workers to become higher leveled through their work. It would also work vice versa. The money was also split more equally.
2. The second is </span><span>encouragement of participants to share their ideas and try new approaches to problem solving. This was similar to brainstorming. Even people at lower levels of the hierarchy would be able to provide ideas and help the businesses, it was not just about having the higher-ups decide something and have it enforced by the lower level people from the hierarchy.
3. The third is introducing </span><span>efforts to reduce the number of people in dead-end jobs, train people in needed skills and competencies, and help people meet outside family responsibilities while still receiving equal treatment inside the organization. This was done to help people prosper and become even better workers since they could get a promotion while also not being exploited and being with their families.</span>
United States involvement in the Boxer Rebellion would have contradicted the ideals George Washington laid out in his farewell address. It also would have violated the Monroe Doctrine by becoming involved in Europe's subject matters.
