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Consumer revolution

The consumer revolution refers to the period from approximately 1600 to 1750 in England in which there was a marked increase in the consumption and variety of luxury goods and products by individuals from different economic and social backgrounds. The consumer revolution marked a departure from the traditional mode of life that was dominated by frugality…

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Consumer revolution → Ancient Egypt, Ancient Rome, Babylon, Britain, Caribbean, Change, Consumerism, In, Moreover, People, The, This, Western

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goods consumption consumer pp luxury history revolution society london england shopping social also stobart jon products century trade culture english

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Franceinstance ofEnglish inventors imitated goods from other countries that also traded with Asia0.80text
Hollandinstance ofEnglish inventors imitated goods from other countries that also traded with Asia0.80text
Switzerlandinstance ofEnglish inventors imitated goods from other countries that also traded with Asia0.80text
and Spaininstance ofEnglish inventors imitated goods from other countries that also traded with Asia0.80text
Consumer revolutionrelated to historyConsumerism0.60section
Consumer revolutionrelated to historyWestern0.60section
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Consumer revolutionrelated to historyAncient Egypt0.60section
Consumer revolutionrelated to historyBabylon0.60section
Consumer revolutionrelated to historyAncient Rome0.60section
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Consumer revolutionrelated to historyChange0.60section

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