Industrial Revolution completely changed the <u>social, political, economic and cultural dynamics </u>of all countries of the world.
Explanation:
Inventions like <u>big machinery to till cotton</u> broke the backs of old textile industries but at the same time made high quality cloth available for cheap. <u>Big farming machinery</u> made a lot of hand labor redundant and people were forced to move to bigger cities for jobs.
<u>Trains</u> came up which made transport of people and goods cheaper and faster.
<u>Industrial towns were set up for large manufacture of iron and steel </u>which in turn led to building of cheap buildings and populations of cities skyrocketed along with new cities springing up that relied on business.
This gave rise to the <u>new working class</u> that was the majority in the cities instead of the peasantry that lived in villages.
The Council of Trent did not affirm that faith and good works were required for salvation. The Council of Trent (1545-1563) was a council of the Catholic Church prompted by the Protestant Reformation; in fact, it was the most important movement of the Catholic Counter-Reformation. The main purpose of the council was to condemn and refute Protestant beliefs. Protestants endorsed salvation by faith alone (sola fide); this position was condemned as heresy by the Catholic Church during the Council of Trent
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