Industrial Revolution Impact The Industrial Revolution period, from the 1760’s to about the 1840’s, was an impactful transition for Great Britain and from there, the world. People began to innovate; switching from human labor to machinery, iron production, water power, steam engines, and much more. As this transition began in Great Britain the world began to catch on and followed what Britain was doing. There is a saying that says “the empire on which the sun never sets on, the British empire”, which translate to; The British has ruled various areas of the world and has impacted many places showing that they are always there no matter how life has changed. The Industrial Revolution that began in Great Britain influenced the world we know today
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GMO’s are still used today throughout the world. Farmers are unable to use anything but GMO’s now. There is a law for larger farms to own smaller farms and force them to use GMO’s. GMO’s are used in most foods that we consume. This helps us economically, by helping us save money. We spend less money on each individual package of food. Politically, it helps the government from wasting their time with small farms. It is looked down upon socially though, because some people know how bad GMO’s are. There are always people that decide to go against the norm. The more people find out what GMO’s contain the more likely they decide to switch food groups and stray away from GMO’s. Children are no longer allowed to work, until about the age of 14 and they must get approved to work. There are now laws against child labor forbidding anyone from forcing children to work. Now we all have life insurance, so if we get sick or injured at work people are covered and they don’t have to pay for everything themselves. Woman have more rights now but yet are still not equal in pay to men. We have grown a great deal socially, economically, and politically to become the nation we are today. Now the less fortunate are covered if they are sick and have everything covered. The world has changed immensely due to the Industrial Revolution.
Conclusion
The impact the Industrial Revolution; politically, socially, and economically, helped
GMO’s are still used today throughout the world. Farmers are unable to use anything but GMO’s now. There is a law for larger farms to own smaller farms and force them to use GMO’s. GMO’s are used in most foods that we consume. This helps us economically, by helping us save money. We spend less money on each individual package of food. Politically, it helps the government from wasting their time with small farms. It is looked down upon socially though, because some people know how bad GMO’s are. There are always people that decide to go against the norm. The more people find out what GMO’s contain the more likely they decide to switch food groups and stray away from GMO’s. Children are no longer allowed to work, until about the age of 14 and they must get approved to work. There are now laws against child labor forbidding anyone from forcing children to work. Now we all have life insurance, so if we get sick or injured at work people are covered and they don’t have to pay for everything themselves. Woman have more rights now but yet are still not equal in pay to men. We have grown a great deal socially, economically, and politically to become the nation we are today. Now the less fortunate are covered if they are sick and have everything covered. The world has changed immensely due to the Industrial Revolution.
Conclusion
The impact the Industrial Revolution; politically, socially, and economically, helped