The Role Of Industrialization In Australia

Industrialization can be expressed as the establishment of industries and new modern techniques that leads to a whole new era for modernisation. Industrialization can also be expressed as the “Industrial Revolution”.
The vital industrial revolution in Australia took place in (1750-1914), that was the most fascinating duration and a significant step for modernisation in the history of modern world (Moore, 2014). It has so many impacts and was the catalyst for dramatic social variations. This revolution was more than the chimneys, small boys struggling for satanic mills. The industrialization had a major link with the gold, as the gold was been found in Victoria in 1851, when the industrialization in Britain was on its best. In the same year The Great Exhibition was staged in Hyde Park London at famous Crystal Palace. This was organised by both of the industrial technology and design as a celebration of modernisation, and also show cased British Industrial Superiority. Around 6 million people that was equivalent to one-third of the whole population of Britain at that time, visited the Exhibition and many of them were soon to there to join the mass migration to the goldfields (Gray, 2016).
Many of them had ridden in the trains, and were confident enough that this would bring the new stream and the powered age would establish Australia as the most powerful nation on earth, as they had also worked in the modern industrial factories of that time (Macapuno, 2014). Some of them also travelled Australia as the Great Britain iron hulled auxiliary ocean- that was the going stream passenger ship ever built. The diggings area that represented the early years on the goldfields majorly expressed the pre-industrial technology, as the work was done using the human or horse power (Hoy,