Question

Use the information you collected from your research to write a paragraph (150–200 words) describing the impact of the Industrial Revolution on society.

Answer 1

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The industrial revolution was truly revolutionary. It affected society in ways that nothing else had in the past. The industrial revolution allowed many goods to be manufactured faster and more efficiently than ever. The revolution also revolutionized the system of labor around factories. The industrial revolution advanced society and the economy in ways that were never imagined. Although it affected society in a positive way it also affected society in a negative way. The negative way being that it caused lots of environmental problems ranging from pollution to the depletion of natural resources. This all happened due to the increased amount of coal in factories.

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Answer 2

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Positive changes for society

• Workers had more money to spend on goods. Factories produced more items at lower prices.

• People started to organize for their rights as workers.

• New inventions, such as the lightbulb, made life easier.

Negative changes for society:

• People lived in crowded and unsanitary conditions.

• Young children were forced to work in dangerous conditions.

• The increased use of coal polluted the environment and caused health problems.

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The Industrial Revolution affected society in many different ways. It affects society in positive and negative ways. For example, education increased and as a result, health care increased too and people began to live longer. Goods were manufactured faster and more efficiently than before.  This Revolution also revolutionized the system of labor in factories. In 1833 Parliament created a new Factory Act, that didn't allow children under nine to work and also gave power to people in the factory to enforce the law. There were major inventions like the Railroads, they facilitated international trade and allowed people to sell what they had. But just as it had positive effects, it also had negative effects. Factories polluted the air and water. Workers had to work long hours and often through the night in poor conditions. Due to poor sanitation and poor hygiene practices, diseases became to spread and people started to get sick.