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    Modernism and Cubism European society went through great changes during the last half of 19th Century and the beginning of 20th Century. Industry had a rapid development as the processes started to become more mechanical and machines increased their importance in manufacture processes. As the society entered to a new age known as “Modern”, the artistic approach to life also changed, introducing new artistic currents based on the Modernism. The current essay intends to provide a wider…

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    The Industrial Revolution was an era of technological advancements which came through different areas of work which helped transition society into a more machine reliant mind-set. These technological advancements did not merely transition society but assisted economic growth and change during the era to varying extents throughout each field. In the Industrial Revolution, technological advancements such as the introduction of steam power, introduction of machines in agriculture and implementation…

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    Middle Class In Britain

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    expensive products, enjoy the newly cheap products. Moreover, The middle class had different kinds of occupations during the industrial revolution: working as farmers, shoe keepers, merchants, constructors, administrators, bankers, workers in factories, mills, finance centers, and even as businessmen. They didn’t work as much as the working class, but at the same time they earned a good…

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    The Industrial Revolution and India Script Aya and Jad AYA The Industrial Revolution Summary The Industrial Revolution was a significant time in world history. It was marked as the change of time, labelled as a new era, and identified as the largest transformation to grace the planet. It began around the 18th century due to the fact that the British needed to make money. Great Britain was the nation to outset this because they had more advanced resources and technology than any other country…

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    Industrial revolution is the change to manufacturing procedures. It took place from 18th century to 19th century. It started in Great Britain then extended to Western Europe and North America within a few years. Today I will talk about the industrial revolution and its effect on each of the cheap factors. The Industrial Revolution excelled a main revolving point in Earth’s ecosystem and humans’ connection with their environment. The Industrial Revolution intensely affected each characteristic of…

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    The Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution was a major turning point in history, it was the period when the way products were produced was innovating at an extreme rate. Some of the main technological advances during the Industrial Revolution were the steam engine, spinning jenny and cotton gin, such as the train. (Source ) An industrial society is a society which runs by the use of technology for mass production of goods, as opposed to an agrarian society, which needed human…

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    EXPANSION AND IMPORTANCE OF THE BRITISH STEEL INDUSTRY AND TRADE DURING THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION Introduction In the paper it will be explained the importance of the steel as a commodity throughout the latter part of the 19th century during the Industrial Revolution in Britain, as well as the impact of the production and its trade, exposing political, economic and social aspects that were directly affected by the technological development of Britain in matter of steel. The steel, according to…

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    other workers then he approves it. In document 3 the Factory Acts, which were part of a parliamentary push for reform after the investigations that led to shocking discoveries, states “no person under the age of eighteen shall be employed in any such mill more than twelve hours in one day”. These laws were the first to restrict the use of child labor, enacted in 1833, a mere 73 years since the beginning of the revolution in 1760. The emergence of the new social class came with its own…

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    Lesson One: Question: How did improvements in transportation affect individuals and/or nations during the 19th century? Answer: With the advanced and improved innovations of transportation, this established faster and more trade routes. The invention of the steam engine, paved roads, and locomotives allowed people to transfer goods in a short period of time. This also kept certain goods from spoiling faster. The traders went through the paved routes, making it easier to get to their…

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    Legacies Of Colonialism

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    The history of Colonial Empires is both a complex and an enduring one. During the nineteenth century, several reasons ranging from political, ideological, to economic interests paved the way for colonial expansion. However, it was the industrial Revolution which led to the successful rise and growth of the British and European Empires. The industrial revolution has had a major impact on colonial expansion, the rapid development of technology and the emergence of new machinery with new and…

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