In the final analysis it can be proven that the Industrial Revolution was positive. Society pushed themselves to grand opportunity, expanded their way of thinking, and created businesses that became household names. The Industrial Revolution provided more efficient technology that opened up opportunity for the common man to build his own business…
The Industrial Revolution began in the 1700’s where major changes occurred in technology, agriculture, manufacturing, and mining. It began in England, in the textile industry. This effected many people, mostly farmers. People had to change the way they lived and where they worked. The Industrial Revolution resulted in new jobs and cities, new technology, and increased productivity among workers. Though these things improved peoples lives, the industrial revolution had a negative impact as well. Such as, increased pollution and environmental damage, rapid population growth, harmful working conditions and unfair wages for women and children.…
As depicted by Green’s Blacksmith at the Forge (1855) and Menzel’s The Iron Rolling Mill (1875), how did the process of industrialization alter people’s relationships to their work/occupation?…
Yes, the Industrial Revolution was the driving force to the immense amount of progress made in the last few centuries, but it all came with a cost. Realizing how much the working class had suffered, the pessimistic view offers a more compelling narrative. During the Industrial Revolution, there was an immense growth in population. People were leaving their homes on the farm and were flocking to cities. The rise in population contributed to the terrible living conditions, the spread of disease, and the devaluation of lives.…
The Industrial Revolution brought forth many great things that improved the quality of life for many folks. Economic and social life were seeing many changes as a result of this new way of doing things. The nation saw increase in wealth as products were beginning to be manufactured by machines which allowed for more production at a faster rate. The machines brought down the cost of manufacturing which lowered the actual cost of product, people who previously could not afford certain items were able to afford them much easily at the lower cost. The Industrial Revolution brought the spinning jenny for the textile industry, the telegraph for the communication industry, and steel for the steam engine. Despite some of the unpleasant things the industrial revolution brought with it, most people were living a better life. As Industrialization began to change, clothing and feeding a larger militia became cheaper, they had the ability to create more destructive weapons and ammunition.…
The Industrial Revolution had a positive and negative affect on the new world. Bringing many new inventions, factories, and transportation. The factories produced items faster and the new invention of ships and vehicles made trade move quicker and farther.…
The impact of the Industrial Revolution was a positive experience for some, but it was a great difficulty for others. Because of the demands for reform and protection for workers arose, government and unions began to take place. That was how the evils of the Industrial Revolution addressed in England in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.…
Some may argue that the Industrial Revolution had mostly negative effects because it made lives worse because of pollution, high risk of death, and child labor/poor working conditions. The positives that came out of it overshadow the negatives however. Improved technology, better transportation systems, and more…
During the late 1700s through the early 1800s, the Industrial Revolution took place. It was a new beginning, a transition to an era of new manufacturing processes. This all began in Britain and disseminated over time to the United States of America. Known as one of the most significant turning points in history, the Industrial Revolution modified a vast majority of aspects of daily life. Industrialization was a change from hand tools to a vicissitude to powered machinery, mass production, and factories. Many consider this time one of the greatest times of all because it advanced us in technology; however, many yet fail to see the faults and horrors of industrialization. The Industrial Revolution definitely did have a positive effect, increasing our comforts and such; however, there were many negative effects of the Industrial Revolution as well.…
Most of the US population lives in either urban or suburban areas, furthermore, limiting societal interaction with nature. Depending on the way you look at it, the industrial revolution was either extremely beneficial, or massively destructive, especially to our environment. With technologies and advancements being created in the 21st century there is potential to close the gap between nature and technology, or to drive the wedge even further.…
Many things came to be at the turn of the 19th century, such as the Industrial Revolution, which brought many positive things to the world today. One of many positive effects was the lift off of innovative technology. Such as the telegraph and telephone. These inventions transformed communications in which sped up the sharing of important knowledge (Wyatt 112). Technology led to the development of mechanization in which another positive effect was the ability to mass-produce. Machinist had to individually cut out and create parts but with the help of machines. The process of creating uniformed components for finished goods became rapid and simple (Wyatt 110). Mass production helped with the economical growth at it ensured…
they're probably wouldn't have been an industrial revolution if they're was not a huge increase in population. They were very unorganized in Industry and farming and it wasn't working very well, but we're working well enough to keep the people alive and give them what they needed/wanted. Since people didn't live as long as they do now, they didn't really care about the quality of things. People were barely living.…
Before the late 1700’s, any manufacturing was performed in people’s homes, using handtools or basic machinery. There was no talk or even thought of creating something that could produce faster than a human could without a human having to do anything. Life back then was purely about making through the day and ultimately surviving. Nature determined people’s lives and if you starved to death so did everyone else in your community. Soon enough, Britain was the first on its way to great success through the Industrial Revolution that kick started the fast moving wave of new and enhanced technology.…
While the Industrial Revolution had both positive and negative effects on society and the economy, the positive effects outweighed the negative. The Industrial Revolution was absolutely beneficial to the progress of the world from the 1800s all the way to present day. Sacrifices were made which allowed technological advancements during the Industrial Revolution, which in turn, created happiness, life opportunities, and an over-all, definite improvement of life.…
One of the good things about the industrial revolution was, that they figured out how to melt more iron more quickly and more efficient than before, which led to the creation of a mass of machinery created in the years following. Those machines made it possible to produce more Iron, from which they could construct iron bridges, and soon to be followed train-tracks made out of pure iron. Because of this discovery, both the poor and the rich could travel throughout the country for a rather small amount of money, throughout the country, faster than they could by carriage or by foot. Though because the need for more coal rose, they needed more to dig out the coal from the mines, which made room for a whole lot of more workers, which got more people out of the gutter and into a more civilized community. The demand on workers grew, and got more into work, even children. The problem with coal-digging is, that the men got worn down quicker than normal, which decreased their time on the market as workers, which drew them to the gutter from where they came. Even the work times were off scale, the miners could mine for up to twelve hours a day with no breaks not even a break so they could go and have a meal. So most miners had lunch packs with them, and when there was time, they would eat some of their lunch pack.…