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    Conditions In Great Britain In The 1800's

    breaks as well and there was a lack of food so some children went hungry. Ventilation was not good at the places where the children worked so often times the children would end up sick. One of the problems was that they were weaving the fibers in the factory with closed windows. The machines had to be swept every 2 hours as well. (Documents 2,7,and 4) (Documents page

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    Analyze The Changes In The United States From 1800 To 1828

    From 1800 to 1828, many changes had occurred in the United States, both nationally and in the way of presidential elections. The population of the U.S. doubled its size. Transportation became vital to the national and the industrial economy. So an efficient network of interconnecting roads and canals was developed to transport people, raw materials, and manufactured goods. Steamboats were invented and railroads were built for faster, cheaper transport. In 1821 the Union adopted universal suffrage

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    Civil War Industrialization Analysis

    failure. The US became more and more industrialization within the years. There became countless numbers of new factories/machinery the development led to a need for people to operate the machinery. On the other hand, many of the immigrants were not trained on how to operate these new machinery which brings in problems because people are starting to get injuries. Along with the cities and factories led to environmental pollution, leading to serious health conditions. Some citizens dying in the work place

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    Who Invented The Cotton Gin

    I bet you don’t know who invented the Power Loom. As a matter of fact, it was invented by Edmund Cartwright (24 April 1743 – 30 October 1823). However, you, like most other people, might already know that the Cotton Gin was invented by Eli Whitney. Despite their differences in popularity, both created magnificent inventions which changed the way cotton was used and grown. Additionally, they both influenced territorial expansion and social reform. That’s right, there is more that meets the eye when

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    Apush Dbq Analysis

    During the nineteenth century, the number of European industrial workers dramatically increased, which transformed the conditions under which they lived and worked. Once the factories were moved to the cities, they became over-populated with all the people moving there for jobs. While the Industrial Revolution brought advances in machinery, technology, and economics, the conditions workers faced led to arguments on how to improve their living conditions, get higher wages, and poor working conditions

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    Gke1 Task 4 Summary

    the increase in industrial production, bringing wealth and power to Great Britain. There was not any labor laws in place to regulate the industries. Businesses would hire children for labor. These children would work full-time in coal mines and factories as cheap and unskilled laborers. These working children did not have time for their education. Injuries in the work place and diseases and sicknesses were prevalent. If the children tried to speak up they would be punished. With the push of the

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    Industrial Revolution Dbq Analysis

    Beginning of Industrial Revolution in England Agriculture was a big part of life back when Industrial Revolution began. The way Industrial Revolution began made a huge impact on England. Document three shows the inventions that were made and the impact that it made on agriculture. One example, the Horse-drawn Seed Drill helped farmers finish planting and growing crops more efficiently. The Mechanical Reaper contributed to saving money and time, because the farmers didn’t have to hire anyone

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    Upton Sinclair's The Jungle: A View Of Industrial America

    from agriculture to manufacture from rural to urban. Thanks to innovation and technology, energy production and manufacturing, factories produced a large quantity of new products at lower prices. Besides, urban areas swell to bolster new businesses. In the long run individuals were rushing to the developing urban areas searching for work and a superior life. But factory life did not live up to its promise. The workers had few rights, wages were low, hours were long, working conditions were regularly

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    Ap Euro Dbq Industrial Revolution

    unhealthy air coming from factories. In the other hand, most factories had many workers who were employed and had nice clothes. First, in factories, most people do not get hurt and are able to purchase what they want. For instance, in document 4 people do not look hurt and have nice clothes making factories safe for all of them. This shows, how people were now able to have nice clothes because of their jobs in the factories. Also, document 4 shows there's no one hurt proving factories are a safe place to

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    Ap World History Dbq Apush

    1. Throughout the 18th century, many manufacturing processes were improved upon during the Industrial Revolution. For this reason, the inventions ultimately changed the livelihoods of Americans across the United States, making their lives much easier and simpler. One of the most famous inventions that greatly impacted how Americans lived was Howe’s sewing machine, which was later improved upon by Isaac Singer. Because of Singer’s sewing machine, it not only “revolutionized” women’s work, but also

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