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The spread of technology from the Industrial Revolution.
Helped in the war effort (WW1 and WW2)
One progressive benefit to industrial revolution is the development of a working class which, in time, will supersede capitalism and produce goods and services for people according to their needs, and without a profit motive.
Technological advances such as the invention and inventions of machines spurred the industrial revolution. The factories began utilizing water and steam energy to run the machines, and this increased productivity of standardized goods.
both. it was a blessing because it brought advances in medicine, helped with new directions in science, gave us women's rights, and sped up transportation and communication. it was a curse because it polluted the air, took jobs from farmers (work was replaced by faster and more efficient machines), and the poor had to live in row homes that were very crowded. Also the factories were dangerous for children. hope that helps ps is this someone from mrs. daniel's class haha
t was the first industry to benefit significantly from the industrial revolution?
The spread of technology from the Industrial Revolution.
Goods were produced more efficiently.
Helped in the war effort (WW1 and WW2)
businesses produced goods more efficiently.
how do Texas industries benefit others
One progressive benefit to industrial revolution is the development of a working class which, in time, will supersede capitalism and produce goods and services for people according to their needs, and without a profit motive.
what industries would benefit the most from a weightless enviornment
insurance industry...
The major industries of Nebraska benefit other industries with improved infrastructure vital for doing business.
WHAT do they benefit industry of Alabama
Technological advances such as the invention and inventions of machines spurred the industrial revolution. The factories began utilizing water and steam energy to run the machines, and this increased productivity of standardized goods.