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    In 1750, a revolution started globally. This revolution was called the Industrial Revolution; it changed agriculture, manufacturing, mining, transportation & technology forever. It’s also changed peoples live social, economically, and culturally; but the most important effect it’s taken is its effect on the environment, the world. Humans will not be able to survive the results of human development due to land degradation, lack of water management skills, pollution, and increasing carbon…

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    the rise of the big businesses in the later stages of the American Revolution. With these corporations came the exploitation of the worker whose rights were not yet guaranteed under any formal document. Arisen solely from the need for job security, unions quickly came to also represent those laborers at a great disadvantage, particularly women and children. This emergence of labor unions came at the onset of the Industrial Revolution, where child labor became epidemic as corporations boomed.…

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    Britain’s Industrial Revolution “Were the effects of the industrial revolution in Great Britain more positive or more negative?” Everything up until the late 1700’s everything was made by hand and by hard labour. Many would work over 12 hours in a field or work with making clothing. Imagine what kind of effect a simple machine can do to a country. The effects of the industrial revolution in Great Britain with more positive than negative due the to the fact that because of the industrial…

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    Many mark the development of the modern world with the industrial revolution in Britain, however the industrial revolution brought with it new problems that were never part of the world before. The rise of the consumer class coincided with low quality and poor design of the manufactured goods produced in factories. The Arts and Crafts movement was a group of designers and critics who believed that the decline of Britain’s social and moral standards were linked to the decline of it’s artistic…

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    dramatically during the Industrial Revolution period. Industrial Revolution is a great change of the industry and economy in Europe between 18th to 19th centuries. People used many new resources such as coal and iron by inventing machine. Most invention in Industrial Revolution brought large production of Coal, Cotton text, Iron, etc. It also changed people’s life dramatically. Many historians…

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    The Industrial Revolution, occurring from 1760 to 1820, has permanently transformed the world, shifting it from manual labour into manufacturing; into a market-based economy. The Industrial Revolution birthed capitalism and its affects are still present today. A phenomenon this impactful has caught the interests of many economists, two of which being Adam Smith and Karl Marx. The two have very different opinions, with Smith arguing that the Industrial Revolution occurred because of a division of…

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    Prior this period most manufacturing was done in home or small rural shops using the hand tools and simple machine. The iron and textile industries played central role in industrial revolution. “A number of factors contributed to Britain’s role as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution.” Britain was political stable and has a lot of colonies which could serve as a source for raw materials, as well as a marketplace for manufactured goods. Not only iron and textile industries…

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    The Industrial Revolution was one the most impactful periods in human history. Many of its inventions and societal changes still have an effect today. Population growth, emigration into cities and to countries, cotton, iron, and improved working conditions are examples of what changed the world, and began the mold of our modern society. The questions that I will answer are how did the Industrial Revolution Change European society, and how it made life better for some and worse for others. One…

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    During the second industrial revolution (1870-1914), many children were forced to work difficult jobs for long hours. Child labor laws did not exist at that time, so children were not protected from harsh conditions and their affects until 1938. It is important to consider the future of children at this time because many children did not have as many opportunities as they should have, due to the fact that they were trying to support, not only themselves, but their families too. However the work…

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    The Industrial Revolution has impacted many people and many things in today's society. The Industrial Revolution and its impact on European society, by Jackson J. Spielvogel teaches us how the Industrial Revolution began and how it ended. Not just that, but how it has a huge impact in today's society. This will teach us how it has impacted us in many good and bad ways through the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain, the Industrial Revolution in the United States, and Child Labor. To…

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