Ever heard of a revolution? What is the first thought that comes to mind? Well, there are multiple definitions of revolution and right now this about how the industrialization, the development of growing urbanization and industries in a particular country or area that brings great change, is represented as a revolution. There are many things invented and provided to the public that have changed the world, for better and for worse. Such as the impact of new technologies, transportation, and growing industries and cities as well as, immigration from Asia, Europe, etc.
First of all, go back to a time when we used chemicals for light (candles) and fire for a stove. Now, come back to the present. Think of the difference in the way of life from back then to now, there is much change in the way we live. Moreover, …show more content…
Immigration rates the US have risen from 1900. One continent cannot keep providing for more and more of a population if people keep immigrating. There are pros from this as well like, ethnic diversity and culture as well as the experience of new foods instead of traveling all the way across the world, plus the increase in city populations. Urbanization is growing in many different parts of the US that may bring families together and the increase of employee availability. On the other hand, the raging increase in the population of America is leading to the increase in pollution levels and other factors contributing to global warming.
To sum this all up, the results of all this industrialization has created a revolution for what we call the modern era. so many changes have been brought forth before us and we have accepted them resulting in many different types of situations. To add on, because of all of these changes is what gives this a right to be called a revolution. In other words: a period of time in which substantial change has be applied the world around us.
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First of all, go back to a time when we used chemicals for light (candles) and fire for a stove. Now, come back to the present. Think of the difference in the way of life from back then to now, there is much change in the way we live. Moreover, …show more content…
Immigration rates the US have risen from 1900. One continent cannot keep providing for more and more of a population if people keep immigrating. There are pros from this as well like, ethnic diversity and culture as well as the experience of new foods instead of traveling all the way across the world, plus the increase in city populations. Urbanization is growing in many different parts of the US that may bring families together and the increase of employee availability. On the other hand, the raging increase in the population of America is leading to the increase in pollution levels and other factors contributing to global warming.
To sum this all up, the results of all this industrialization has created a revolution for what we call the modern era. so many changes have been brought forth before us and we have accepted them resulting in many different types of situations. To add on, because of all of these changes is what gives this a right to be called a revolution. In other words: a period of time in which substantial change has be applied the world around us.
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