Why Was The Industrial Revolution Necessary

The Industiral Revolution, like it says, was definitely a revolution that was necessary for the progression of society. If it has not happened the way it did, there would be no way to know what today would have been like. Despite the fact that there were so many things that were wrong during this time it was all necessary to an extent. This was the first revolution of its kind, so all the things that happened during this time were all ways to expirement what way was the best to improve the country. It was probably not completely necessary for the things like child labor with low wages annd long hours, but eventually there were reforms made to restrict these kinds of employments. The dirty factoires and grimy neighbourhoods were just a part of life back then. There had not really been any laws or regulations about the cleanliness of the work place. This was also the case with pollution. They probably did not even have that much information on what pollution was and how much of an effect it has on the enviroment. …show more content…
Most people in under developed countries do not have or enjoy the same advantages of industrialization. The benefits of modern technology, medicine, food, and entertainment are not as easily accessible to those people as they are to the people that live in the developed countries. It is not as noticable now, but back then it probably was, especially to countires like Britian that basically prevented its territories, like India, from industrializing when they were. Even though it was a bit of an unfair way of advancing themselves, it worked out really well for them, and its not like those countires never