Working Conditions During The Industrial Revolution
The Industrial Revolution took place between the 18th and 19th centuries. It modernized many places all over the world, but also created very dangerous and miserable working conditions. Though society and the economy both gained positive and negative changes due to the Industrial Revolution, the positive changes were more apparent than those of the negative.
Working conditions during the Industrial Revolution were not desirable. The conditions were inhumane, overworking many of the employees and more often than not putting these workers in a high amounts of danger. The conditions were unnecessarily rough for these successful products. Products were created much quicker, but this was not satisfying enough to ignore the unfair conditions.
Working conditions during the Industrial Revolution were not desirable. The conditions were inhumane, overworking many of the employees and more often than not putting these workers in a high amounts of danger. The conditions were unnecessarily rough for these successful products. Products were created much quicker, but this was not satisfying enough to ignore the unfair conditions.