Causes Of The Industrial Revolution

The industrial Revolution brought a lot of changes to the process of industrialization. It was a revolution in every sense of term. Although, some of the changes benefited society, others may have caused harm to most of society. The gains of the industrial revolution in England from the 1780s to the 1850s, some may have said it was not worth the pain that they had to experience, which affected the working class of England. The working class had to experience hard work and living conditions. Even though some may have benefited from it in some way, it was not worth the pain and suffering. Some causes of the industrial revolution was complex to begin with. Industrialization was a mass factory production across the globe. England was the first …show more content…
In the 1820s is when it spread to the United States, but delayed until the country had enough labors and money to invest in business. There was war in 1861-1865, until the 1870s. Once the war was over, cross- country railroads were built which allowed more people to claim parts of vast inland America and had reached the west coast. Then the United States had a lot of natural resources such as land, water, coal, and iron, and it also eventually had labor. During the 1800s, industrialization then spread to Russia and Japan, in both cases by government initiatives. They linked rail-road places with vast empires. Their most successful one was linking Moscow to vladivo stock on the Pacific Ocean. That gave Russians access to the empires coal and iron deposits. The Japanese pushed industrialization and hired thousands of expert workers and managers. Railroads started to be constructed, mines were open, and banking systems were organized. Industries were started that produced silk, cotton, chemical ships, and glass. By the 1900s Russia ranked fourth in the steel productions and Japan was the most industrialized land in Asia. There was also a lot of knowledgeable people they dealt with on top of others. More Europeans, for example a young French man named Eleuthero Irene do Pont de Nemours brought to the United States his …show more content…
Myself personally I think the industrial revolution made a way for us today. There is still jobs that are underpaying people or overworking people but it’s not by choice. People can make a way of living as I agree with Smiles nothing should come easy in life an if it does we would lack a lot of things in life. Personally without the industrial revolution, the world would be extremely different then how it is today. If the industrial revolution would have never happened, we might still be growing our own food, making our own clothes, still working hard. We wouldn’t have half the things we have now that’s running our world. Electricity was invented during the industrial revolution. We use electricity for everything, imagine life without it. I most defiantly cannot imagine life without it. The industrial revolution really made the world a lot more efficient. Most of the things we use now passed through some sort of factory. I’ve stated previously that the industrial revolution made a way for all the new generation without the sacrifices we would still be under. Yes, somethings that they had to experience probably was not worth the pain and suffering but eventually things started to change. Things started to become more equal for people and a lot of things didn’t change because a lot of things are still happening in the world. Not a lot