Industrialization. Changes Positives Better quality of life Plentiful jobs Negatives Human suffering Unhealthy conditions Child labor Class tensions.

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Industrialization

Changes Positives Better quality of life Plentiful jobs Negatives Human suffering Unhealthy conditions Child labor Class tensions

Rise of Cities Earn more money working in factories –Heat homes with coal –Eat better food –Wear nicer clothes

Cities cont. Urbanization – movement of people to cities – cities of 100,000+ more than doubled –Factory System

Cities cont. Living conditions –Cities grew TOO rapidly No developmental plans, sanitary codes, building codes Lacked housing, education, and police

Cities cont. Unpaved streets with no drains No garbage collection Poor housing Sickness widespread –Average life span – Urban 17 years, rural 38 years

Cities cont. Well-to-do merchants / factory owners –Built large homes in suburbs

Cities cont. Working conditions –14 hour days –6 days a week Became very mundane (same thing day after day) –Many dangers (no regulations) –Women and children employed  cheapest

Class Tensions Rise of the middle class – skilled workers, professionals, businessmen, wealthy farmers –Many grew wealthier than traditional landowners / aristocrats –Looked down upon for “working” for their money

Tensions cont. As middle class grew – divided –Upper – gov’t employees, doctors, lawyers, factory managers –Lower – skilled workers, toolmakers, printers

Tensions cont. Working class (laborers) –Little improvement in living and working conditions –Many machines replaced Workers formed groups – damaged machines and rioted outside factories

Positive Effects 1.Created jobs 2.Wealth of the nation 3.Fostered growth and invention 4.Increased production of goods 5.Raised standards of living 6.Provided hope of improvement

Other Effects Healthier diets Better housing Cheaper clothing Expanded educational opportunities Middle and Upper Classes enjoyed these

Working Class Labor Unions –Eventually brought better conditions Shorter hours Higher wages Safer conditions

Long Term Effects Industrialized nations Tax Revenues  invest in urban renewals Child Labor Laws –Factory Act 1818 – restricted working age and hours