industrial revolution
The industrial revolution that began in Europe changed society in many ways. Some of these changes were positive while others were negative. The industrial revolution had no laws, little pay, no jobs and was very unsanitary. Children had no education, worked in factories with their mother. The factory owners did not care about their employees working conditions. But the great thing is that they started to build inventions to help people have an easier living. New technology made productions of goods more efficient.
In document 2 and 3, there were many positive effects that happened in Great Britain. They got the steam engine to blast furnaces in 1788. The steam engine was a big impact in the industrial revolution because water was cheaper then steam power. It helped people trade goods, more efficient transportation and had an easier living. The stream engine changed people’s lives. Due to the steam engine, eight years later the amount of iron manufactured double then it has. Iron was needed to make rail road tracks, steam locomotives and to construct the steamships. There were a lot of improvements in machines because there were better use of steel and iron. Later on it increased industrial growth of Britain.
Based on document 5, there were working class living conditions in England. The Friedrich Engels believed that the working class had to live in “cottages” The cottages was a little house with three or four rooms and a kitchen. The streets were rocky and bumpy and usually filled with holes. They are dirty and unsanitary. They have no gutters or drains. Ventilation in the sums weren’t sufficient. People lived in a small tight area, the air was filthy. The streets were used for drying clothes; the clothes were hung around the streets from house to house. Document 6 relates to document 5 how there were many deaths because it was filthy and bad ventilation. More people died from filth and bad ventilation then in wars.
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In document 2 and 3, there were many positive effects that happened in Great Britain. They got the steam engine to blast furnaces in 1788. The steam engine was a big impact in the industrial revolution because water was cheaper then steam power. It helped people trade goods, more efficient transportation and had an easier living. The stream engine changed people’s lives. Due to the steam engine, eight years later the amount of iron manufactured double then it has. Iron was needed to make rail road tracks, steam locomotives and to construct the steamships. There were a lot of improvements in machines because there were better use of steel and iron. Later on it increased industrial growth of Britain.
Based on document 5, there were working class living conditions in England. The Friedrich Engels believed that the working class had to live in “cottages” The cottages was a little house with three or four rooms and a kitchen. The streets were rocky and bumpy and usually filled with holes. They are dirty and unsanitary. They have no gutters or drains. Ventilation in the sums weren’t sufficient. People lived in a small tight area, the air was filthy. The streets were used for drying clothes; the clothes were hung around the streets from house to house. Document 6 relates to document 5 how there were many deaths because it was filthy and bad ventilation. More people died from filth and bad ventilation then in wars.
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