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    There are many ways to define a revolution and many historians and philosophers have various ideas of what constitutes as a revolutionary time in history. However, a very simplistic definition would simple be that a revolution is a drastic change that happens in a relatively short period of time. This being said, the Industrial Revolution is truly revolutionary for many reasons including: changes to society’s way of living, different power dynamic in society, the rampant change in technology and…

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    The standard of living debate was tied in with the industrial revolution. This was a time of great change for England and the effects of this began to spread throughout the rest of the world. Not only were machines beginning to take over the agricultural life, an income was beginning to be flowed in and out through the people, instead of many bartering for goods and services. This change effected many people, some for the good, but for many it was not a change in their favor. The standard of…

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    The Industrial Revolution took a huge impact on the 19th century, by giving the people opportunities to work in factories. But these type of situations not only gave men or women work, but children as well. By 1890, factory workers would only get very little minimum wages. At the end of the day, employer’s preferred child labor for many different reasons. Three good examples are children are a cheap source of labor, they would have more energy and a longer life span, so they would say. But most…

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    Industrial Revolution had a positive impact on the American Society because of its investments in technology. It made an outstanding change from hand tools to hand made items to products produced by machines. This upgrade resulted in high profits for factory owners. The machines assisted the entrepreneur's productivity. The Industrial Revolution benefited the middle class more but had an effect on all of the American Society. The revolution made way for inventors. A famous one is Thomas Edison…

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    being alive is to live life to the fullest. By this he means not to waste time or any potential. In a study Csikszentmihalyi did with his class at a factory he found that most workers hated their job other than one man named Joe. Joe loved to do what he did. By this Csikszentmihalyi is explaining that even though most people hated working at the factory, one man was living his life the way he wanted to. He mentions that is not normal for different experiences…

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    Tailors during the middle ages made clothes for a small amount of the population. Their work was mostly bound by limited and traditional resources. They were hired to make all types of clothing from silk gowns to underwear. A variety of materials added to the repertoires of some tailors for creating diverse types of clothing. Most tailors worked in highly specialized shops where templates and clothing materials allowed them to create more copies of specific garments. Tailors procured and…

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    Due to mass production scales there was a steady increase of the economy in the 1920’s Three major factors that contributed to the economic boom were machines, factories, and assembly lines that made mass production possible. WWI played a major role in mass production. Due to the advances in technology During the war America had new technology. Now instead of using it for weapons we advanced in society. Automobiles were created Assembly lines started being able to produce 6 cars per minute.…

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    When I think of child labor issues in America, I do not think of current events, instead, Victorian factory workers comes to mind. Or I think of children currently working in factories in places like China. Unfortunately, child labor is still happening all around the world and in places other than factories. “ILO surveys have found that one-quarter of all children ages 5-14 are working, with many of them doing hazardous jobs.” (Child Marchers Breathe New Life Into Old U.N. Agency.) The fictional…

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    Although the Industrial Revolution had many negative effects such as child labor and poor living and working conditions, the overall long term benefits of urbanization, and the advancement of new technology outweighed the negative. Throughout the Industrial Revolution, which took place between the years 1750-1914, there was a lot of change and growth in America and Europe. Inventions in the area of machinery, and manufacturing and producing goods were created which help us today. Due to…

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    All over the world, factories and people are creating Apple products. Apple is a company that takes their workers, suppliers and products seriously, alongside making sure that all aspects as far as the environment are taken care of as safely as possible. Apple also wants to make sure that their workers are educated and have a chance to grow which is why they created curriculums and training programs to educate workers. It is a huge job but every year Apple comes up with changes to keep up with…

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