What were the negative sides of industrialization during the industrial revolution?

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german2 years ago

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Industrialization negatively affects the environment as well as health. In addition to pollutants released into the environment, industrialization also causes negative effects health by promoting a primarily indoor lifestyle. Studies have linked a lack of outdoor exposure to increased stress, obesity and decreased immune systems.

Genrish500 [490]2 years ago

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The Negative Side of the Industrial revolution are such as:

Rapid Industrialization too fast for the city's infrastructure to handle.

Miserable living conditions which have given birth to the City Slums.
Miserable Working Condition which led to Various chronic diseases.
Child labor and women's conditions were more drastic during the Industrial Revolution.
Industrial Revolution led to the emergence of Radical ideas like Socialism, Communism, and Utilitarianism.
Imperialism, Westernization, and Wars are continued.

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