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    force to reckon with, it had instantly changed business, transportation, and communication for the better. Just as any era in history the Industrial Revolution had its downsides, though it was clearly an asset to the future driven by the hands of factory workers. The Industrial Revolution would forever change the way business was conducted, viewed, and regulated. The revolution is what brought about change to the current society and economics. According to lessons provided the Industrial…

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    Even though imperialism came with some disadvantages overall it changed the world for the better because it spread many new ideas. Some of the great things that happened were that Languages spread which made it easier to communicate, many new ideas traveled throughout the world, and the natives got exposed to other religions and cultures. First thing that was a big plus that came from imperialism was that languages spread which made it easier to communicate. For example most of South America…

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    In the late 1800’s, America experienced a new time of advances called the Industrial Revolution. This time period changed the way people worked and lived. Factories lured people off their farms and into cities. Many entrepreneurs emerged from this time period, leaving behind a mixed legacy. John D. Rockefeller had a mixed legacy, like many other entrepreneurs of his time. John D. Rockefeller was a robber baron. The thing he wanted most was to have as much of the market as possible, also called…

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    The workers of the industrial revolution lived in terrible conditions. The workers would get paid as little as possible so they couldn't afford the nicest places to live so they usually had a Five to nine people living in a one room apartment because they did not have the money for each of them to have their own apartment. Problems that came with living so close to each other came in really bad ways. Many people were getting sick and with living so close it was spreading rapidly. With the lack…

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    The United States has been built with the hands and backs of an immigrant population. Some may argue that the mass immigration witnessed in the late nineteenth century strengthened the American fabric, however, I feel it weakened the American fabric as these ‘new’ immigrants (adversely impacted and) changed the social, economic and political landscape. As noted by Davidson in Experience History: Interpreting America’s Past, “the modern city was the product of industrialization. Cities contained…

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    Holehole bushi are songs composed and sang by Japanese immigrants who worked in the cane field for the sugar plantations in the late 19th century. These songs show a sense of the early plantation life. The plantation workers sang about their joys, sorrows, hardship, and challenges. Many of these songs are created by women workers during their labor, it provides a direct connection to history from women’s perspective. In the holehole bushi above, it sounds like the plantation life was very tough.…

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    Big Idea Essay PAK 8 Accordingly, the Industrial Revolution was a time period which started in the 18th century and ended somewhere in the 19th century. This time era marked a significant change and can be characterized as the transition to new manufacturing processes. It also was a time of huge economic growth in many countries. Two countries, the United States and Britain, are two specific countries which were profoundly affected by the Industrial Revolution. Britain and the United states…

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    1. The differences between a colonial farmer and a planter were that farmers in the colonial times worked small, family-run farms and they cleared land, dug ditches, built fences and farm buildings, plowed, and did other heavy labor. Meanwhile, planters were wealthy, educated men who oversaw the operations on their large farms, or plantations, and the planters dealt more with logistics than with hard labor. They could be found supervising the slaves and staff and inspecting crops. 2. Some of…

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    One of the most important times Europe’s history, occurred during the mid-eighteenth century lasting into the mid-nineteenth century. This period of time is referred to as the Industrial Revolution. In order to analyze the Industrial Revolution what the event was, where the revolution emerged, what the main consequences that the revolution brought to European society, and how the Industrial Revolution affected Latin America all must be answered first. The Industrial Revolution emerged in…

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    1) Leading up to, and directly following the industrial boom we saw America’s greatest cities change in many way. These changes were particularly evident in the slums of New York. There were multiple legislative actions taken by both the federal and state governments to fix these low-income living areas. The very first notable legislative action was taken by the state of New York in 1867 and was entitled “ The First Tenement Act”. This act required windows in every rom and fire escapes for…

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