Industrial+Revolution

Industrial Revolution





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It brought with it __ wealth __ and __ power __.
 * What benefits did industrialization bring to some nations? **

The __ benefits __ were greater of the industrialization because of the // long term effects. // For example, the manufacturing created a new middle class of clerks, merchants, and managers. The ** standard of living **, or level of material comfort, for people in industrialized countries improved. Even many of the poorest people gradually benefited form labor-saving devices and cheap, machine-made goods. It introduced leisure, and overall brought wealth and power to the country.
 * Which do you think were greater, the costs or the benefits of industrialization? **

Industrialization will lead to TRADE to other countries. As aforementioned, Industrialization brought wealth and power, and along with this will come Imperialism which is the belief of spreading your power to other nations.
 * How could Industrialization lead to Imperialism? **

__ CCQP: __
 * During the industrial revolution a lot of pollution accumulated but they didn't have not cared since it was making them a lot of money.
 * How did all the railroads and factories expand so fast across Europe?
 * I find it interesting how many diseases have been active during this time period because I think they could be more sanitary and better working conditions because of how much money they were making from factories.
 * Did families of injured people get money for injuries sustained from working in factories?

Business Cycle The Lives of Factory Workers How Industry Affected Social Classes __British Social and Political Reforms summary:__ The Industrial Revolution produced a group of working class in Great Britain. They weren't being represented enough in Parliament, so government was pushed for the Reform Act of 1832, which gave industrial cities representations and voting rights to middle class men. This lowered the power of the aristocracy. When members of Parliament started noticing the mistreatment of children in factories, Parliament passed the Factory Act in 1833. This act helped protected children by limiting the number of working hours, made it illegal for children to be working for more than 12 hours per day, and requires that every children go to school for at least 2 hours per day. This act is similar to the US child labor law, which also protects children by limiting the amount of working hours and other restrictions. With more rights, the workers are more motivated and protected to be working to product better goods which would help contribute to British imperialism of Asia and Africa.

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__Changes in:__
- Electricity, light, steel and glass buildings, steam-powered trains and railroads, steamships, cars, planes, telegraph, radio, and phonograph. - Bacillus, or bacterium that caused anthrax, treatments for malaria and tuberculosis. - Better public education, passed a law that requires public education for all children. Sports such as baseball and soccer became popular, as well as entertainments such as concert halls, theaters, orchestras, bands, and choral groups. Artists, writers, and musicians also became popular.
 * Technology
 * Medicine
 * Education, Leisure & Arts

Steam-powered trains were an important invention in the late 1800's that made a big impact on people's lives. This invention offered the people a means of transportation across a great distance of land in a matter of little time. The trains were also used as a method of transporting goods across the country, which helps the economy by expanding the businesses around the country. Many people might not be able to afford to buy their own automobile at that time, so the only way of quick transportation across a great amount of area was by taking the train.