Throughout the 1700s, production was regularly done in one’s home. They would use hand tools or basic machinery. The industrial revolution took place from the 18th to 19th century in which the countryside in America became modern and urban. Industrialization generated an array of manufactured goods and enriched basic living for certain folks. With this revolution came a flock of immigrants and the demographics shifted considerably and would aid these big tycoons. The industrial revolution was new and too many it was unknown with that being said no formal regulations were set for these new industries.
These big businesses ran by wealthy tycoons took advantage of the working class Americans and the new faces that arrived in the states. Long …show more content…
Works were obligated to undergo polluted and unhygienic urban conditions. The need for cheap housing led for employees to exploit these poor workers. Sanitary measures were almost close to nothing. In poorer areas waste was piled in front of their living establishments. The chronic deficiency of sanitization led widespread diseases as cities got more populated these conditions got even worse.
Farmers found themselves in the bottom of the economic ladder. Struggled to pay off debts and crop prices became too cheap. Struggled to get their beliefs across because people wanted cheaper food. Farmers were left in the dust during the revolution. Too much product in rotation left little to none these farmers.
These business tycoons like Rockefeller benefited from the industrial revolution while these workers saw little to nothing of this revolution. These workers efforts would not go unnoticed because they informed modern society on what not to do and do correctly. During these times people’s lives did not improve, only the wealthy few got to live the luxuries of these workers hard work. Theses laborers lived and worked in horrible conditions and did not benefit anything what so