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This 3 page paper examines the industrial revolution and changes in thought in Europe. Farming is discussed as well. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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electric street cars ("The Industrial Revolution," 2007). The internal combustion engine was developed as well during the nineteenth century ("The Industrial Revolution," 2007). Many of these changes saw a change
in mindset. The people of Europe developed a working class consciousness, at least in England (Foster, 1977). Of course, changes were apparent not only in the industrial world. Changes would
occur in agriculture as well. During this time of change, one would see ideological shifts as changes in industry and agriculture emerged. Obviously, todays cities were once farms, but the
farms would live alongside cities and the early farms have changed a great deal. The Industrial Revolution above all gave way to a factory-centered civilization that was characterized by mass
production (ODonnell, 1996). Thousands of identical products were made on assembly lines by workers who performed specific, synchronized, repetitive tasks (ODonnell, 1996). In order to perform these tasks, the workers
would have to be trained. From the industrial revolution sprang new industries where workers emerged as skilled as opposed to the unskilled. Many of the skills they acquired were specific.
From there, new trades were born. In fact, Admiral Lord Cochrane early in the nineteenth century claimed that England would be ruined without the advent of machines (Fuller, 1987). Machines
did change the way that workers lived. These workers had been transformed psychologically and spiritually as well. The industrial revolution changed lives and prompted new ideas. Social change was a
result of technological changes. During the revolution, farming would also be dramatically altered. Some of the things that were changed at around the time include the advent of good, fertile
soil (Isermeyer, 2005). In addition to good soil was an optimistic climate where rapid growth occurred (Isermeyer, 2005). It was indeed during the industrial revolution that things would change immeasurably
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