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What did the Industrial Revolution develop that allowed mass production?
factories with production lines
The division of labor used in most American factories led to?
mass production
How does a plane get put together?
Mass Production in Large Facilities or Factories by workers and robotics.
What was an immediate economic result of the use of mass production techniques in American factories?
improved safety of goods
When more and more people came to work in the factories?
When the Industrial Revolution started along with mass production
What was the effect of mass production of shoemaking?
cobblers had nearly dissapeared
What effect did the mass production had on the structure of factories?
Mass production transformed the structure of factories by introducing assembly lines, which streamlined production processes and increased efficiency. This shift led to the need for larger spaces to accommodate machinery and worker stations, often resulting in sprawling factory layouts. Additionally, the specialization of tasks emerged, with workers assigned to specific roles, which optimized productivity but also created a more hierarchical work environment. Overall, the focus on speed and volume in manufacturing fundamentally altered factory design and labor organization.
What was the effect of the Bessemer process?
the mass production of high quality steel
What made possible by affordable cars?
Affordable cars were made possible due to mass-production in car construction factories
What are some characteristics of cities during the Industrial Revolution?
During the Industrial Revolution, cities began to use more machinery and factories started booming. Mass production was beginning, and many people sought for jobs in factories due to the mass openings of jobs. Cities grew massively, and dominated around factories.
What is productive capital?
Productive capital are assets that are used to produce wealth. They are usually machines, factories, and other tools of mass production.
What method of production was used to mass produce goods?
Assembly lines in factories (versus home manufacture), using interchangeable parts.
