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    Family assignment # 1 Industrial Revolution and its impact on families Industrial Revolution is most recognized as the catapult into a modern society. Manufacturing of goods boosted the economy, and factories and urban society drew families off the farm in search of better economic opportunities. Not much thought went into what this would do to family structure and how it would change roles within the family. Most families at this time were farm community based, and isolated where the family,…

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    As the Industrial Revolution transformed, a lot of employees extended their groups on a national level and formed the National Trades Union. As the nation evolved, this ended up being able to create more growth opportunities, especially within the field of teaching…

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    It’s funny how Historian’s like to use explosive language like “revolution” and “boom” to describe events that took several decades to develop. During the Antebellum Period, both the North and the South underwent economic, social, and ideological changes but they happened much more subtly than the titles suggest. The North moved more noticeably into their new era of progress and hard work, while in the South changes were leisurely and served more to solidify their culture. In the simplest terms,…

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    Impact of the industrial revolution in England on the American Colonies Industrial revolution breathed a new life to both the American and the British societies. The revolution had both the negative and positive impacts of the development of the British and US. Thus in this essay am going to write, will focus more on the impact of Industrial Revolution in the US and prove the thesis that the Industrial Revolution had more development in the US and in a special way, it has given the American…

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    Unlike his previous novels, E.L. Doctorow’s The Waterworks reads as a mystery or detective novel. The novel takes place in New York during the 1870s, during the last years of Boss Tweed’s shady rule over the city, but the narration is set decades later. The story is told through the reminiscences of an aging newspaper man McIlvaine. As one reads, the narrator is describing the past, which at the time seemed to him like the very edge of the future. MacIlvaine states: “You may think you are living…

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    Design is born when individuals revolt against the norms and rules placed on them by history, artist, and the want and needs of society in any given time period. Learning about these limitations and their origins in an attempt to change what is already set in stone, this is the life style of a designer; to think outside of the box while considering the parameters onto which one feels comfortable, able, and ready. Often going against rules on purpose to express freedom and demand change, which…

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    . Child labor is a atrocious practice that specializes in the employment of children in a business or industry that harms them physical and mentally, or keeps the children from attending school. Underage children work in all sorts of settings, and usually are apart of large families and are extremely poor. Child labor involves threatening children physical, mental, or emotional well-being. Majority of child labor occurs in Asia, Latin America, and Sub-Saharan Africa. In addition to the…

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    The Industrial Revolution brought an incredible changes to world’s economy and society. The major focus of the Industrial Revolution was to modernize ongoing businesses and the society by bringing more technology advancements to people’s lives. Along with political, economical and social changes during the Industrial Revolution a lot of technological innovations took places, that lead to major changes in lifestyles. In many fields machinery and advanced technologies were taking over things that…

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    Imperialism And Militarism

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    resulted from the stagnating Second Industrial Revolution, which previously countered…

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    The Luddite Movement

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    Luddism began in early 19th century Britain, at the beginning of the progression into the industrial revolution. During this time, machine production and integration was expanding exponentially to meet the growing demands of capitalism and trade, mainly facilitated by the expansive supply of iron and coal. However, the increased use in machinery brought the replacement of many skilled artisans and textile workers. Concurrently to this increase in structural unemployment, depressed trade due to…

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