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    It was arguably the most important invention during the Industrial Revolution, “reciprocating a continuous process of industrialization and technical change, and hence sustained economic growth.” This was due largely by reducing the amount of work done by people and by increasing production. There were other changes…

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    The world today is very different then the industrial world that theorist like Marx and Durkheim studied. The major difference is that instead of producing products, individuals create and sell entertainments. This changes the way power and security is looked at, the how much knowledge individuals need to know and the worlds society create. The dilemmas that contemporary theorist explore so the dilemmas in post-modern society as security causes maintenance, lack of full knowledge systems, and…

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    Lavin Luqman Section One Which classes of British society benefited the most from the industrial revolution? The industrial revolution was a great turning point in the world history. The industrial revolution started around the eighteenth century towards the nineteenth century in Europe. Britain was one of the most industrialized counties of that time. This revolution brought about many changes in social structures and living conditions. It brought about larger modernized cities, new social…

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    product and the implementation of technology to reduce work time contributed to the economy because less time was invested in the assembly lines which subsequently cause a drop in the prices of goods. This favored globalization, the integration of world economies and the trade of products among nations. Undoubtedly, the use of technology has shaped the modern word and change the way society interacts in many aspects, “technology largely determines the way in which people use their habitat and…

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    Many ordinary people farmed, while others mined or smelted coal and iron ore. As a result of the extensive farming and industrial work, steel production dramatically increased and several structures such as roads and hospitals improved the lives of the Chinese people. Despite the great effort during this period, the Great Leap Forward had failed as the workers in the industries were common ordinary people who had no expertise in machines which led to a lot of useless iron being made. Furthermore…

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    The industrial revolution had mainly negative effects. The industrial revolution was a time in world history that has technically never ended. It is the time when society began to mass produce products in order to provide enough products for the booming population. People moved from villages to cities where factories were looking for workers. Medical advances rose in the world and people began to live longer. People are ambivalent on the subject of whether industrialization was positive or…

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    During the Industrial Revolution, children had a lack of education suffered from bad living conditions and terrible acts of child labor. Kids were being sold by their parents into slavery and would never see them again. If kids ended up staying with their parents they would usually live in a small apart with 50 or more other people with no working clean water. Kids were sent at a young age to work and if they got injured they were not protected by the government. Child labor was a big problem…

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    Carl Sandburg Analysis

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    perspectives. In 1900s, America was in industrial revolution era. The industrial revolution, people commonly called it as one of the biggest revolution in human history, benefits in all human life make more comfortable and possibility to escape from the poverty. The revolution seems totally benefit in human life. Carl Sandburg also depicts industrial America through his poetry. He mainly portrays the beauty of industrialism. However, Sandburg not only praises the industrial revolution but also…

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    middle classes and especially the upward-aspiring working classes” (697). The emergency of this kind of jobs provided more opportunities for female workers and enabled them to find jobs easier because the diploma requirements of these jobs were not so high. It should be studied today because the white-collar jobs were especially significant to workers from the middle class, which led to…

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    Over the past two centuries the West has led the world in means of techno-logical innovation, trade, and economics. Contrarily to what many think, the West didn’t predominate at the time prior the industrialization. As a matter of fact, up until the 19th century, Asia detained great economic and political power in the international scenario. Then why did the West grow rich while the Asian continent stayed behind? Why did the industrial revo-lution occur in Britain rather than in China, and…

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