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    By the 1880’s, the Industrial Revolution spread in many different ways. “Steel had replaced steam as the great symbols of the Industrial Revolution” (242). Steel girders could support stronger bridges and taller buildings. Steel rails could carry faster steel railway cars. In huge steel mills, visitors watched with awe as tons of molten metal were poured into giant mixers: “At night the scene is indescribably wild and beautiful. The flashing fireworks, the terrific gusts of heat, the gaping,…

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    Honors - Per. 4 1 March 2024 The Impacts of The Industrial Revolution on Imperialism The Industrial Revolution, spanning from the late 18th to the early 19th century, brought technological advancements that revolutionized manufacturing, transportation, and communication. These advancements played an important role in shaping modern imperialism, which was when European powers expanded globally. With all the many innovations coming from the industrial revolution, it factors into how quickly an…

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    The Importance of Water During the Industrial Revolution Can you imagine life without water? How important do you think water is? Water was very important in the Industrial Revolution because of how easy it was to obtain and also because it is a free and renewable resource. Water is one of the easiest resources to find which made it incredibly efficient to use (Air, Water, and Energy). Water was a key factor in the Industrial Revolution because of the use of the water wheel, the spinning jenny,…

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    The Industrial Revolution started in Britain during the late 1700's, and spread like a wildfire. It brought about the change from hand tools and handmade items to products mass produced by machines. The Industrial Revolution benefited the middle class mostly, but impacted everyone’s lives. This created many jobs and drastically boosted the economy. It began from the inventions of many machines and the production of new things. The Industrial Revolution had a positive effect on society. The most…

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    Industrial Revolutions Transformation The Industrial Revolution was a major importance to the economic development of America in the 18th-19th century. The Industrial Revolution developed three important improvements into the United States. First transportation through the steamboat and railroads were expanded, Secondly technology advances such as electricity and the telephone was established, and last and but least improvements to the national marketing were made. I believe this major…

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    always have flaws, but the important thing is that the improvements outweigh the negative side effects. The Industrial Revolution was a time of major change that improved many aspects of life while also bringing along some negative effects. It began with improvements to the newly invented steam engine and involved the steam engine becoming a major source of most power. It was then used to power the new factories of the time leading to a new way of manufacturing that took advantage of these…

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    A major change in America’s society during this time period was the second Industrial Revolution, in which Leuchtenburg discusses in his tenth chapter, “The Second Industrial Revolution.” The first and second revolution differ immensely due to the fact the first focused primarily on the establishment of steam powered machines while the second replaced steam with electricity as the power source. This revolution altered the daily lives of every American by changing the way of transportation,…

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    From the industrial revolution to the contemporary time period many conflicts arose. Starting with world war one, world war two, the cold war, the great depression, and many other conflicts. Those conflicts characterized that time period of distress and disaster. Thankfully even in the worst times leaders with strong values arose and made legacies in the period of trail. Each one of does legacies is different from one another for their different circumstance they arose. Several outstanding…

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    How did the Industrial Revolution and the Modern Capitalist System change the history of the world? In Britain during the eighteenth century roughly around time 1760 to 1840 the industrial revolution transformed the system of production and organization of labor in a major way, it was a time of invention, and many new changes There were changes in technology, society, medicine, economy, education, as well as culture. There were many technological improvements that ultimately replaced human…

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    Although there are numerous time periods in the history of the world that are widely debated amongst historians and history-enthusiasts alike, no one topic may be brought up as frequently as the Industrial Revolution. A momentous area of disunity in society, separate factions of people believe in various main factors that truly started the largest shift in the economic, social, and technological world as we know it. To ignore the significance that the natural resources of Great Britain played in…

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