How Did The Population Grow During The Industrial Revolution

During the Industrial Revolution cities all over the world grew. The population growth affected the way many people conducted business. Business thrived in Great Britain due to the laws that encouraged business. People throughout these cities created inventions leading to faster, easier, more efficient, but also larger machines. These inventions eventually became to big for homes and moved into factories eventually creating factory towns. The way people conducted business mostly hurt everybody other than the owners. In the United States, Francis Lowell had the world’s first all in one mill town that took cotton through various processes to end up with cloth. In Lowell’s mill town he hired young, single girls to work in the mills. These girls