. It brought upon long hours of performing dangerous operations in harsh conditions. Workers could be found working from daybreak to nightfall, forcing them to drowsily work in a sleep-deprived state. A working families quality of life was highly degraded, there was little of no time to spend with each other. "Industrialization wrenched people out of traditional habits of life and forced harsh accommodation to the cruel discipline of the factory floor" ( Kennedy 79 ).
             For example, the life of a tailor would be reinvented when the sewing machine was introduced, and could stitch faster and better than any human's hands. As an American tailor testified in 1883 to a Senate committee, this invention did not benefit the worker. In hope of earning more and providing for their family, the tailors were forced to buy sewing machines with what little money they had. Though its profit was only for the bosses, they were able to get their finished work much faster and would most certainly be of higher quality. The tailors in return were not rewarded with higher wages, instead were left with the loss of the cost of the machine. Most tailors lived in small cramped rooms where the noise of the machine would wake the neighbors, forcing them to stop sewing earl
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