Industrial Revolution

             Throughout Global history, there have been major political, economic, social, and cultural revolutions. These revolutions have had complex causes and left lasting impacts on people's lives. The effects have been good & bad
             The Webster dictionary defines revolution as "a fundamental change in political organization, especially: the overthrow or renunciation of one government or ruler and the substitution of another by the governed." It is something that changes a nation and it's people forever. One example of a revolution is the Industrial revolution. It was caused because of the location of Britain, the growth of the population, and a strong economy.
             The Industrial Revolution brought about a new way of distributing goods. It made production quicker, more efficient and cost effective. All people thought the advancements made created a better environment surrounding them, but the workers in the factories were frequently plagued by ailments received while working in dangerous conditions that came with the job. People may say that the Industrial Revolution was a great time in history where living conditions of all were better, but in actuality many became unhealthy because of unpleasant working conditions. In effect, the Revolution did more harm then it did help.
             Workers during the Industrial Revolution often felt overworked because of
             the long, stressful hours placed upon them by their employers. A Manchester spinner explains that they are "locked up in factories eight stories high, (the worker) has no relaxation till the ponderous engine stops, and then they go home to get refreshed for the next day; no time for sweet association with their families; they are all alike fatigued and exhausted." (Black Dwarf, 1818) This document highlights good points surrounding the overworking of the workers, but since there is no name, the reliability of the document is
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