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Industrialization resulted in a revolution in the way products were made and the kinds of jobs in which people worked. Unfortunately, it also resulted in a lot of illness, poverty, and unfortunate social problems. Progressives sought to address the social issues caused by industrialization.
One social hardship that settlers faced was that they lived away from home and were isolated in their own small community. An economic hardship that settlers faced was not enough money coming in which resulted in debt.
The wars and revolutions in China and Eastern Europe created political instability, economic hardships, and social unrest, causing many individuals and families to seek refuge and better opportunities elsewhere. The United States, being a prosperous and relatively stable country, became an attractive destination for immigrants from these regions looking to escape turmoil and improve their lives.
Creole elites viewed it as a horrible example of social upheaval
I got this from my Social Studies textbook so it can't be wrong. The answer is 1783.
The unruly Hessians cost the British the support of many areas that the British had hoped would remain loyalist
The unruly Hessians cost the British the support of many areas that the British had hoped would remain loyalist
A social turmoil is sort of like a disruption in the social class
Social strtification
Social stratification
A lot of nobility lost their heads, social turmoil, and the emergence of Napoleon Bonaparte.
Social Movement
A meritocracy is a society where social class is based on individual effort, abilities, and achievements rather than on inherited wealth or privilege.
realism
Charles I. Stubbart has written: 'Strategic management research in the age of post-positivist turmoil in the social sciences' -- subject(s): Management, Social Sciences, Research
Discontent in Latin America resulted from the domination of social and political life by wealthy elites, multinational corporations, and foreign powers. This led to widespread inequality, exploitation, and limited opportunities for social mobility for the majority of the population.
Second Great Awakening