How was the workplace changed by the Industrial Revolution?

Answer 1

There were many changes. First, the craftsman with dedicated and specialized tools was replaced with the cheapest drudge who operated the machine. Second, the number of individuals employed by a single facility skyrocketed from perhaps a dozen to hundreds in some cases. Third, the work itself became much more dangerous - a craftsman or apprentice would stop working the hot steel if you collapsed, but the machine would continue to turn and pull you into the flames. Fourth, the individual ownership of a particular product was lost - instead of one pair of hands crafting the cabinet, there were hundreds of hands that briefly touched and changed it slightly.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Machines did jobs that people used to do