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dalvyx [7]
1 year ago
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How could installing new technology, such as scrubber machines, affect the factories required to install them? name a positive a

nd a negative consequence.
History
1 answer:
icang [17]1 year ago
3 0

Scrubbers, a new technology, will help manufacturers reduce their toxic emissions. Although this contributes to increasing worker and neighborhood safety, installing this pricey technology takes time and effort.

<h3>Positive and negative consequences of new technology</h3>
  • The good thing about the Industrial Revolution was that it gave rise to equipment that enhanced production techniques and accelerated what was then known as mass manufacturing.
  • During the Industrial Revolution, numerous fabrics were constructed, and the proprietors provided numerous jobs to run the new machinery.
  • The manufacture of commodities was hastened and increased by mass production.
  • Many people relocated to the big cities where the industries were to start new lives after leaving the rural portions of the country.
  • Although there were numerous occupations available throughout the Industrial Revolution, they were often low-paying positions, which was one of its drawbacks.
  • Workers in the fabrics also endured difficult and unhealthy working conditions.
  • Operating equipment resulted in numerous accidents. Due to their poverty and need to survive, a great number of immigrants moved to these big cities where they lived in cramped quarters.
  • There were so many people crammed into tight spaces, making sanitation and disease transmission major issues.

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