How did the Industrial Revolution change culture? (Art, Literature, Photography)

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The industrial revolution ushered in a massive economic, social and political revolution during the era.

<h3>What do you mean by culture?</h3>

Culture refers to the ways of life that include arts, beliefs, and institutions passing from one generation to another generation.

The industrial revolution ushered in a massive economic, social and political revolution during the era. Essays, novels, plays, autobiographies, and journalism resulted from this revolution and transformation.

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