It changed Great Britain becasue one it helped them farm their farm lands better and two the industrial revolution helped them get more factorys up and runnign for them to bring in some more coin. The group that I say would benefit this more is the United States nad the one that i would say that diddnt get the good end would be Germany.
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It is an illustration of <u>"Symbolic interactionism"</u>.
Symbolic interactionism is a school of thought that clarifies social conduct in terms of how individuals cooperate with each other by means of images; in this view, social structures are best comprehended in terms of such individual collaborations. For instance, one may translate a handshake as either an amicable welcome or cool goodbye, contingent upon setting. Some of the time symbols change; long hair in guys once symbolized resistance and now it does not.
<span>The phenomenon in which women have seemingly endless housework and child care on top of paid work is referred to by sociologist Arlie Hochschild as second shift. This suggests that, in many cases, women hold down the equivalent of two full-time jobs, for which only one is a paid position. Men may help in varying degrees with second shift but are rarely responsible for nearly the amount of work involved.</span>
There are many of them and are used to create an illusion that the country is not a dictatorship. An example would be having fake elections. People go and vote but that doesn't mean anything because it's rigged and the dictator wins every time. Another is having a constitution for example that is presented as the highest authority but is really not.
Structuralism
<span>An anthropological theory that people make sense of their worlds through binary oppositions like hot-cold, culture- nature, male-female, and raw-cooked. These binary oppositions are expressed in social institutions and cultural practices</span>