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    Some people believe that the Industrial Revolution was a positive change in that lifetime; while they are not wrong, they are not entirely right either. The Industrial Revolution had its ups and downs. But the downs of the revolution caught many people’s attention. Yes, the Revolution gave people new jobs, new ways of keeping them safe and brought growth to cities. Long working hours, the child labor issue, and the lack of education were a few of the negatives, yet where the profound realities…

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    The Industrial Revolution was a period where rural societies in Europe and the United States became urban and industrial from the 18th to 19th century. This period was also known as the Progressive Era as well as the Gilded Age. Industrialization determined a shift from farms and agriculture to powered, special-purpose machinery, factories and mass production. Industrialization lead to an increased volume and variety of manufactured goods and an improved standard of living for some, it also…

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    The industrial revolution was a large period of time that started approximately around the year 1750, and ended in 1918 when world war 1 ended. During this period of time many innovational ideas came to life, many inventions such as the steam engine (invented by James Watt) lead to other inventions like the the steam locomotive and steamship. Simpler ideas such as the spinning Jenny and water spinning frame became very popular in industry. These spinning frames became very useful in industry…

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    Shaping The Automotive Industry The Influences of modern design on the automotive industry has been mapped from 1885 till the present day. The first vehicle came with no outer shell was only an engine and a three wheels, exposing all the mechanics for easy access; the functionality was more important than the looks. Latter automobile industry was influenced by many factors and aesthetics including what was in style relating to fashion, makeup, movies, architecture, popular culture, and…

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    Cotton gin is short for Cotton engine. This new process of producing cotton contributed to mills in Great Britain and the American northeast. The innovation of machinery caused the south to become the world 's largest producer of cotton in during the time of the 19th century. This victory…

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    The conditions for factory workers during the Industrial revolution were awful. These conditions were dangerous to an extreme because of different jobs like having to change the bobbins while the machine is still running because there is no way to really turn it off, plus the bosses would most likely never allow it to be turned off because the production levels would go down. This being said, not only was it unsafe, there were to benefits of any sort; No workers comp, breaks, vacation days, sick…

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    such as the maxim gun invented by Hiram Maxim in 1884. This invention was a bullseye for the army. Along with some other improvements to make the world a better place. Transportation was one of the most important revolutions, including the steam engine and movement of goods. “In the early 1800s, American Robert Fulton…

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    During the Industrial Revolution of 19th century Britain, many people suffered the hardships of going from farmers to factory workers. Men, women, and children worked from early in the morning to late at night every day in the mines and in the factories. The ramifications the Industrial Revolution had on the people were dreadful. Men, women, and children worked in harsh conditions for long hours in factories and mines that most of the time weren’t safe to work in. Through the later years of the…

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    important resources in the Industrial Revolution. In England, there was a lot of coal hiding in the mining. When several innovation such as steam engine came out, Britain used coal rather than wood, a scarce and inefficient resource, for making iron. The iron was one of the high quality mineral in European countries in order to make product such as “machines, engines, railway tracks, agricultural implements, and hardware” (Cole and Symes 622). These resources were important since it made…

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    in larger quantities. Two years later, Richard Arkwright built the first large factory. Then, Samuel Slater took new ideas to the industrial revolution to America. The spinning machine mechanized industrialization in the northern states. The steam engine was created by James Wyatt. The age of industrialized urban areas are going to pop up and form. British cotton goods were put on international markets. Cheap cloth enabled poor people to wear better clothes. Henry Colt discovered how to remove…

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