INCREASE IN INEQUALITY OF SOCIAL CLASSES
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The Industrial Revolution resulted in increased volume in all areas of the production process. Accounting processes had to become streamlined to keep up with the flow of raw materials and finished goods.
the movement of people to the cities
Social justice
Overcrowding in cities
The industrial revolution revolutionized the way Americans produced goods by transitioning from manual labor to machine-based manufacturing. This led to increased efficiency, productivity, and scale of production. It also resulted in the development of new industries, such as textiles, steel, and mechanized farming, which transformed the American economy and contributed to its rapid growth and urbanization.
The Industrial Revolution resulted in increased volume in all areas of the production process. Accounting processes had to become streamlined to keep up with the flow of raw materials and finished goods.
industrial revolution
the movement of people to the cities
the Industrial Revolution
Social justice
Overcrowding in cities
The industrial revolution revolutionized the way Americans produced goods by transitioning from manual labor to machine-based manufacturing. This led to increased efficiency, productivity, and scale of production. It also resulted in the development of new industries, such as textiles, steel, and mechanized farming, which transformed the American economy and contributed to its rapid growth and urbanization.
The Industrial Revolution lead to Imperialism by Countries associated with the Industrial revolution started to produce goods that were cheaper and people had better quality homes.
Mass production is a by-product of industrialization. Inventions that were part of the Industrial Revolution resulted in mass production.
Children were forced into labor at a young age
The use of chemicals and fuel in factories resulted in increased air and water pollution and an increased use of fuel.
The pre-industrial way of manufacturing, characterized by artisanal and cottage industries, resulted in products that were often handcrafted and tailored to local needs, fostering a sense of community and individual craftsmanship. However, this method was limited in scale and efficiency, leading to slower production rates and higher costs. With the advent of the Industrial Revolution, manufacturing shifted towards mechanization and mass production, significantly increasing output and reducing costs, but often at the expense of artisanal quality and worker conditions. Overall, the outcome marked a transformational shift in economic structures and labor dynamics.