The industrial revolution changed the way people worked by

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By speeding up ways of manufacturing and building consumer products, and ways of life. the cotton gin caused previously falling percentages of cotton to skyrocket, the mechanical loom made cloth with minimal human interaction. so instead of people going to work at five or four working to the bone and getting home at eleven with minimal pay, to higher wages for operating machinery and getting home at more reasonable times due to the machines making more product.
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The industrial revolution changed working conditions for people with the implementation of machines. Machines started to replace workers in the workplace as well as ease t…he workload. there was very little need for skilled labo

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