Rage Against the Machine: Technology, Rebellion, and the Industrial Revolution - Appendices
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User summary: This extensive series of documents provides supplemental information for use during the game - the contents are modular and most are considered optional. Several are print-and-play accessories. They are distributed as a single ZIP archive including twenty-one PDF files: Appendix A: Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations (1776) - 27 pages Appendix B: Adam Smith, The Theory of Moral Sentiments (1759) - 19 pages Appendix C: Thomas Robert Malthus, An Essay on the Principle of Population (1798) - 11 pages Appendix D: David Ricardo, Principles of Political Economy (1817) - 5 pages Appendix E: Robert Owen, A New View of Society (1813-17) - 19 pages Appendix F: On the Causes of Economic Distress (1815-1817) - 11 pages Appendix G: Newspaper Reports on Working Class Protest (1812) - 6 pages Appendix H: Lord Byron, Speech in the House of Lords (1812) - 5 pages Appendix I: Cultural Responses to Economic Change - 16 pages Appendix J: Proposals to Help Hand-Loom Weavers (1834-5) - 17 pages Appendix K: Factory Reform: On Child Labor (1816) - 27 pages Appendix L: Factory Reform: On Child Labor (1832) - 10 pages Appendix M: On Taxation (1814-1835) - 26 pages Appendix N: On the Reform of the Poor Laws (1817 & 1818) - 16 pages Appendix O: On the Reform of Parliament (1816 & 1817) - 16 pages Appendix P: Government Response to Political Reform (1817) - 8 pages Appendix Q: The Riot Act of 1714 & The Combination Act of 1800 - 10 pages Appendix R: Market Conditions Week 1 - 1 page Appendix S: Obligations to Other Players: Day 1 - 4 pages Appendix T: Conspicuous Consumption - 4 pages Appendix U: Net Worth Worksheets - 7 pages