How Did The Industrial Revolution Improved Our Lives

1How did the world completely shift from farms rolling hills to overpowering skyscrapers lighting up city skylines like artificial stars? How did the silence become replaced with the shrieking whistle of mighty engines? Which led to factories pouring out of america's mouth like a waterfall, covering nearly every inch of land of the free, creating the world's largest factories of production capital known to mankind.

2Its apparent that the world will never stay the same, constantly shifting gears and switching tracks it's nearly impossible for the world to neglect change because of bright minds revolutionizing the ever changing world. The agricultural revolution improved our eating habits allowing us time to develop and grow towards the industrial
The industrial revolution would be impossible without the spark of electricity, used to awaken engines, light up the street and carry your voice to another’s miles away. If Thomas Edison, a highly respected inventor, didn’t try nearly 6,000 times to make a glass bulb spark we wouldn't be able to walk streets or work after the sun rest. Little did he know that he had led an evolution from lamp lit rooms to fluorescent bright lights. Think about all the incredible inventions that were made because of a light bulb; motion picture, screens, photograph and approximately 1,000 more patents from Edison alone. Each invention installing more jobs and boosting the industrial revolution. Another electronic invention that accelerated our industrializing nation was the telephone. People often take the communication tool for granted except for maybe when a new iphone comes out. It all started with Alexander G. Bell, the man who started the new easy communication system. How could you imagine life without light or calling? Can you recall a whole year with no lights nor calling available? Electricity may be invisible to the human eye, but electricity was the man behind the scenes driving the whole industrial