How Did The Industrial Revolution Change Society

The industrial revolution was truly bright spot in earth’s otherwise dirty shirt. Society was changed forever by the great innovations and breakthroughs from the 1800s, as they have a truly lasting effect on the human way of life. With the invention of the Telegraph, the Sewing machine, the Wrench and the Telephone we can clearly see the effects these inventions made in the fields of communication, mass production and metal work.

By the 19th century advances in communication were being made and as the world became closer through colonialization, the need for a way to communicate through long distances became larger thus making the telegraph like no other for it has connected the world over, literally and figuratively, by allowing easy and simple communication between people and providing a way to connect with someone miles away as evident by its rampant success and influence in the American civil war, furthermore it effects are everlasting as it paved the rocky road of communication. Which through natural progression
Moreover the Telephone transformed social behavior by addressing and completely changing the way we normally communicate with each other. But the telephone wasn’t the only machine to make things faster and more efficient, in comes the all-powerful and great Sewing Machine. It took the world by storm and single handedly changed the textile industry by allowing these offsets to be made better in all aspects ranging from time to material to energy, but its biggest impact isn’t even its own industry, but the impact it had on mass production as it had captured the eye of white collars and companies for mass