How did life change after industrialization?

Answer 1

plants are also alive and according to research it is proved that they have three senses from the five senses.there can hear feel breath.so many things which causes harm to human even plants either one of them is industries as they polluted the enviorment and in such out come plants feel uncomfortable to breath.now a days there are every type of industries which make the forest and natural beauty worthless.so in any how industries are very much dangerous for plants!

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The industrial revolution in 18th to 19th century increased manufacture of goods through mass production. The overall effect this had on on plant life was both immediate and long term.

The immediate effects included vast deforestation as trees were cut to make coal to fuel the industries. The industrial revolution also led to an agricultural revolution that changed farming from small scale family-sized operations to large commercial enterprises through the use of machinery. This led to increases in plants based on profitability and a corresponding reduction in variety.

Answer 2

After industrialization, there was a social and economic change due to technological innovation and large scale production, which helped reduce the gap between the poor and the rich.