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    ~Author Unknown When you think of drinking a hot cup of tea‚ you can’t help but feel rather British. Although tea did not originate in Britain‚ it certainly found a home there. At a time when the world was speeding up‚ the shuffle of the Industrial Revolution was embraced by some‚ avoided by others‚ and left some scrambling to find their place. Tom Standage’s A History of the World in Six Glasses‚ cleverly explains tea’s journey across the world and back and its lasting impact on all. As the

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    The industrial era has invaded Britain. Many families have been separated and rarely see each other anymore. Factories are becoming dangerous environments now. But‚ despite all this Britain has become the world’s greatest manufacturer and most rapidly growing in population and technology. The overall effects of the revolution on individuals and society are a mix of positive and negative. Cotton is now Britain’s greatest industry. Merchants all over the world are purchasing Britain cotton

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    The Industrial Revolution‚ spanning from the late 18th to the early 19th century‚ was a pivotal period in human history. There were significant technological advancements‚ economic transformations‚ and social upheavals. During the industrial revolution‚ the lives of the working class were negatively impacted. The working class was made up of both children and adults during this period. Firstly‚ the children‚ found themselves pushed into a new era of labor characterized by harsh working conditions

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    Unions today are as necessary as they were during the Industrial Revolution. Unions ¡°are association of workers that combine forces and demand of different workers.¡± (R18) During the Industrial Revolution‚ the unions had certain demands such as higher wages‚ better working conditions‚ and less working hours‚ even though some countries‚ the developed countries do have those laws enforced‚ while the other countries don¡¯t have basic working rights. A large percentage of the countries don¡¯t have

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    Labor Unions are essential to our society because it gives the workers the rights that they need to be able to be safe‚ fair wages‚ and rights in the workforce for the employee. The first record of labor unions began around‚ “1619 The first labor strike on American soil was organized and staged by Polish workers and artisans in Jamestown” (AFL-CIO). The more commonly know strike happened in New York‚ which happened in 1787. The workers were protesting fair wages for their labor and not to be underpaid

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    Industrial revolution powered by child slaves? W hen the industrial first came to Britain and the United States‚ there was a high demand on labour. Many people migrated from rural country side to the newly industrialized cities to find work. However‚ things didn’t turn out as bright as they did. To survive in the lowest level of poverty‚ all the members in the family go to work. This led to high rise of child labour in factories. Children were not treated well‚ overworked and underpaid for a long

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    During the time when a country or nation transformed their means of survival from farming or agriculture to a more factory or manufacturer based society‚ known as the Industrial Era‚ a party commonly known as the Progressives sought out to take action against the injustices in our society. Some such problems were women’s suffrage‚ slavery‚ political corruption and urbanization. Many men and women sought out to improve the inequalities of the American nation. A woman’s life during the Industrial

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    During 19th century France‚ childhood and adolescence were distinctly separate stages of life because of the industrial revolution’s fragmentation of family trade. The period of the industrial revolution caused family trade to fade and jobs increase‚ which separated families and decisively split childhood from adolescence. Indeed‚ the decrease in family work required children to leave the home at an earlier age rather than later. Throughout the century‚ childhood simply diminished into a preparatory

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    Plantation labor wasn’t always the same and differed from plantation to plantation‚ sugar plantations in the Indies was not the same as that on plantations in South Carolina‚ which was different from what slave’s laborers faced on tobacco farms in the Chesapeake. Those who did common labor‚ and those who carried technical skills directly‚ impacted the need for skilled workers to fill the specific type labor need. Whether slaves were building barrels or building fences‚ making furniture or repairing

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    Hear the loud sound of machines? Smell that nasty smog that is in the air? That is the product of the industrial revolution and it must be stopped. The industrial revolution is causing child labor‚ people are starving‚ and it is changing the class structure. One of the many negative effects of the of the industrial revolution‚ are the living conditions of people who are working in the factories. Workers are forced to work long hours‚ have low pay for the long hours they put into their work‚ and

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