Im just gonna summarize the Industrial Revolution for you. Like the main idea and hopefully you can come up with a writing of your own using the information provided!! <3
So the Industrial Revolution started from 1760-1820!
That’s a huge time span!
The transition changed from hand production methods to new chemical manufacturing and iron production processes. ( period time about 1760 between 1820-1840 )
So basically hand making processes to machines doing a majority of the work!
Machines made things way faster and easier to produce their clothing! Which really helped in a time back then!
For example, the increasing use of steam power and water power.
The development of machine tools and the rise of their factory system.
The Industrial revolution was basically the development of technology through time back then.
And factories were very dangerous!
They had children working in them because they were the only ones who could fit! Many dropped out around the fourth grade to work in these factories. They worked for low pay and every once in a while a kid would loose a body part (mostly hands) in the machine. There were no medical services, so sometimes they would die of infection or bleeding out. It was really hot and there was no conditioning!!
This was all during the Great Depression.
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Richard Schmidt wrote the first major theoretical paper (on what was known as the memory drum theory) from the discipline of kinesiology .
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kinesiology serves as a field that involves the study of mechanics of body movements.
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Answer:The court’s decision ruled that the laws of Louisiana were not in conflict with the Constitution. The justices wrote that Plessy’s defense wrongly assumed that separate facilities somehow made one race automatically inferior to another.
Further, they ruled that if one race is already socially inferior to another, there was nothing that the Constitution or other acts of legislation could do to fix that. To this end, the majority opinion states that the Fourteenth Amendment “could not have been intended to abolish distinctions based upon color, or to enforce social, as distinguished from political, equality, or a commingling of the two races upon terms unsatisfactory to either.”
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