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The new age of inventions that started the industrial revolution were monstrous machines that would impact the way of living. The spinning Jenny was a major machine at the time as it was a textile machine that would weave thread in less time then it took a person to do individually, the invention practically stated the industrial revolution as it began the start of mass production. Although the spinning jenny was a brilliant piece of machinery it could be upgraded and made better, the spinning…

In 1760 to 1820 or 1840 was the start of the Industrial Revolution in Britain, as textile workers in a factory, the working condition were not adequate for the workers. The working condition in textile factories such as cotton mills was excessively bad and particularly dangerous. Robert Owen and New Lanark who were factories owners, they provided better and safer conditions for their textile workers. Many other factory owners were not concerned with the health and prosperity of their workers.…

Industrial Revolutions Transformation The Industrial Revolution was a major importance to the economic development of America in the 18th-19th century. The Industrial Revolution developed three important improvements into the United States. First transportation through the steamboat and railroads were expanded, Secondly technology advances such as electricity and the telephone was established, and last and but least improvements to the national marketing were made. I believe this major…

The American Industrial worker has faced various challenges throughout history. The late 1800s marked a period for the United States in which industrial supremacy was beginning to efficiently unravel and reveal itself to the country. Between the years 1865 and 1900, the American industrial worker was greatly impacted. Some effects were positive and uplifting while others were negative and hurt the workers. There are three main reasons for why there was such a large impact on the workers during…

Im going to be talking about what happend during WW1. Im also going to be talking about some impacts. Also shift in america foregin policy. And comparison on today’s foregin policy. These are impacts of WW1 on America. First the impact of WW1 on the United States saw political, economic and social changes.Second, production and efficiency in industries and factories had increased. Technology had advanced and the nation had entered the age of steel and electricity.Third the role of women…

Child labor impacted America in horrible ways small children were abused and got paid really low. Some children were very small that they had to climb on the machines, while they were on children were often hurt. There were children that were abused to work faster and inhaled lots of dust and polluted air. American workers that worked in factories never only got treated horrible they got paid very little. Americans were hurt and many were immigrants that got taken advantage of. Children only…

her point on why child labors conditions were so horrendous. Child labor was an immense problem in the world, due to the fact that it puts children in danger. Florence Kelly explains how children six and seven are years of age are working in the cotton mills, and eight nine and ten in the coal breakers. She explains how These children are…

From 1780 to 1850, two most significant social consequences of the First Industrial Revolution were child labor and the role of women in the home. For example, businesses would hire children as young as seven years old to work full time jobs in factories and coal mines. At this time of the First Industrial Revolution, there were no laws preventing businesses from hiring children to do adults’ jobs (Effects of the Industrial Revolution, n.d.). Children worked very hard in the First Industrial…

time than any human would ever be able to do, thus resulting in higher profits for companies.** America caught onto this idea not too long after the English did. The Market Revolution greatly aided the economy in the South with the invention of the cotton gin. Likewise, the Northeast’s economy flourished due to the new factory systems, such as the Lowell and Waltham System, and the invention of the sewing machine. Since the South relied…

While some might argue that the Industrialization had primarily negative consequences for society, it was actually a positive thing for society. Children got laws to not work unless they were an adult, more jobs started to come and, better sources of food and nutrition started to happen. Transportation became more efficient as many new inventions started to being made. Industrialization’s positive effects were more jobs, More inventions, and more efficient transportation. One of the…