Articles for tag: Industrial Revolution, Metallurgy, Working Conditions

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Labor Conditions in the 19th Century

The Industrial Revolution started in England, expanded to other European countries, and then finally to the United States. The Industrial Revolution spanned from 1760 to 1850. It was marked by technological, social, and economical changes. As technological changes came about, the way durable goods were changed, which brought about the introduction of factories (Industrial Revolution, ...

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The Industrial Revolution’s Impact on American Society

Considering the effects of the Industrial Revolution is interesting and complex because there are myriad social issues to investigate when examining the impact that the this landmark era had upon American citizens. Principally, though, the result of the Industrial Revolution is that, through making more efficient the production of manufactured goods, it helped to reduce ...

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The Industrial Revolution and Urbanization

One of the longest-lasting and most significant impacts of the industrial revolution that took place from the end of the eighteenth century to the beginning of the twentieth century was the mass migration of the populace from rural areas to cities in a process that has come to be characterized as “urbanization”. Urbanization had a ...

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Museums and Attractions in Lowell, Massachusetts

Lowell, Massachusetts is about 30 miles north of Boston. There are many unique things to see and do in Lowell, the fourth largest city in Massachusetts. http://www.lowellma.gov/ LOWELL NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK The Lowell National Historical Park commemorates the story of America’s Industrial Revolution. The Market Mills Visitor Center provides an introduction to the Park, a ...

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The Industrial Revolution and Its Impact on Living Conditions

Although the Industrial revolution caused bad living conditions for factory workers, it helped the majority of the world attain a higher ease and condition of living. There are four major categories of views that one can take into consideration when proving this statement, Views of factory owners, views of factory workers, ways that industrialization improved ...

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Labor Conditions in the Early Industrial Revolution

In “Women, Work, and Protest in the Early Lowell Mills,” author Thomas Dublin gives the reader insight into the working life and its elements in the early industrial revolution by using the story of the Lowell Mill girls. It was a time when America was undergoing the transformation from an agricultural based country to a ...

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The Industrial Revolution and Pollution

The Industrial revolution in England in the late 18th and beginning of the 19th century brought about a lot of changes both in the history of economics and environment. Although it did good to boost the economy it always harmed the environment at astronomical levels. With the race for industrialization and urbanization, both the developed ...

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Affected Groups of 19th Century Industrialization

It would be safe to say that 19th century industrialization shaped the face of modern day America in such a way that all groups of individuals were affected to an exceedingly large degree. To these groups, American life would never be the same as it was prior to the industrial period. The Native Americans were ...