The Negative Impacts Of Industrialization In England During The 19th Century

Since the 19th century the process in which a society or country transforms itself from an agricultural way of life to one based around the manufacturing of goods and services otherwise known as industrialization has had positive as well as negative effects on the lives of the workers living in a specific nation. Many countries in the world especially England have undergone an industrial revolution in the 19th century. Though these periods of industrialization have improved life in that nation and made it advance to where it is today, it also had negative effects on the people working and living there. People in this nation have either benefitted or been hurt by this change.

Life in England was negatively impacted towards workers and citizens due to the ravishing effects industrialization was leaving. Working conditions were poor in factories. Workers had little to no rights
Children had no working rights and were put to do the most dangerous tasks such as fixing the inside of machines or mining because they were small and could fit into small areas and were often severely injured or killed. Living conditions were also the epitome of all things. There was no sanitation at that time and basic plumbing which meant streets became dirty and stunk with human excrement and trash. Housing was small and people often lived in crowded conditions in small houses with cold stone floors they'd be lucky enough to have to share a less crowded living space. This connects to the idea of how the industrial revolution had negative effects on the people living in England at the time because of the poor living conditions and working environments people endured it is best said that there were ravishing effects left upon citizens living in these towns and