The Industrial Revolution in England
The Industrial Revolution in EnglandThe Industrial Revolution brought about a major change in the lives of almost all of the people of England. The people of the working class benefitted from the Industrial Revolution. In other words, I am an optimist. I think that the standard of living of the people increased. However, I also believe that many people of the working class lost their independence as a result of the revolution. Greed did not increase over this time period because there was just as much greed before the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution was a step forward for women because they wanted to be at home with their children. The working class in England had a higher standard of living during the Industrial The living standards of the working class of England improved during the Industrial Revolution. At the start of the revolution, from 1790 to 1815, prices and wages grew steeply. At this point, the prices were a little higher than the wages. This was due to the war against France from 1793 to 1815. Was it just a coincidence that the prices were higher only during the time that the war was going on? I do not bel
they would make more money in the factories, and consequently, the people business. Enclosure took away the population's right to choose what they ended, the prices went back down very sharply. Wages did not decrease as examples of the poor treatment of children before the revolution ever increased birth rates, while the rest came from declining mortality factories. From 1795 to 1810, the amount of handloom weavers increased. the death rates went back down to 22/1000. The starting point used by the point out that when the effects of industrialization took hold, the usually bread and water... The 17 slept in an attic in 3 beds." (Bin. noticeable because it was all in the same place. People started noticing
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