Through hardships and crisis,The Industrial Revolution Gallery: 3D Gallery

Mechanization

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Life changed in Britain, production switched form simple hand machines to new complex machines.

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In the 1700s the textile industry had many advancements. For example, The spinning, jenny increased the speed of the spinning thread. It also spun multiple strings at the same time Technology along with the spinning jenny like the flying shuttle. A new technology created by Richard Arkwright called the water fame. The new steam engine created by James watt increased the productivity of the rate of clothes, rather carry out domestic work by weaving and stitching by hand.

Farming

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As soon as the agricultural revolution started the quality and methods of farming improved greatly.

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Farmers started to use new and efficient farming techniques from the Agricultural revolution, like crop rotation, and more livestock and selective breeding, which improved the average life expectancy of a person.

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As the industrial revolution spread through europe, cities started to urbanize, the middle class also started to manufacture goods and profit off of them more often

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As the Industrial revolution spread through Great Britain many people started moving to the cities. Eventually, cities started to urbanize and Mechanize cities. There was a social class being made with the rich being on top and the poor on the bottom. The industrial revolution brought the working class and the middle class. The middle-class became entrepreneurs and ow in many industries.

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Factory life becomes difficult. Workers worked in unfair conditions.

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The working class worked in factories with horrible conditions. They had rigid schedules and long work hours. Laborer workers would get hut on the job often. because of the industrial revolution, iron and coal were in demand, so workers would work in the mines. The coal destroyed their lungs, they worked in the dark, they were always exposed to explosions, collapsing tunnels or flooding constantly. Women and children were usually only hired and would have to carry heavy loads of coal.

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Women

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Women worked long hours and got paid very little. They were paid less than men and worked in unsafe work environments.

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Most of the jobs women would work were in the textile factories and the coal mines. Some of the unfair work conditions were that the conditions were often unsanitary and dangerous. Home life suffered because women were faced with the double burden of factory work followed by domestic chores and child care. Men assumed supervisory roles over women and received higher wages. Women eventually had enough and went on strikes and marches to get equal rights.

Children

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Children had very dangerous jobs and also were hired at young ages.

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Factories Children would work in the mines and factories as young as seven or eight, some even as 5. The owners would hire them because they had nimble fingers and moved quickly. they would do many dangerous jobs such as crawling under the machines to fix things, work in dust were it covered the entire floor, In the 1800s a child labor law was passed but the laws were not enforced and business owners would still hire children illegally.

Women rights

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Women didn't have very much rights and they were not treated equally.

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Women eventually had enough and went on strikes and marches to get equal rights. Women wanted equal pay and equal opportunity. The early feminist movements also emerged out of this time period, as women began to organize and protest for more equality in society.

Workers rights

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Workers in the industrial revolution had low paying jobs in horrible condition. They were getting paid less then they deserved and worked.

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Workers often marched and protested for worker’s rights. The result of the industrialization brought hardships, bad work conditions, long hours, and bad pay. Many thinkers focused on the good of society Socialist believed that to end poverty and injustice by the community owing most businesses but there are still personally owned small businesses. Others are called communists who believed that there should be a classless society and all production is owed by the community. There was also capitalist who believed that people should work for themselves.

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Through hardships and crisis,The Industrial Revolution Gallery

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