Analyze Positive And Negative Effects Of The Industrial Revolution
analytical Essay
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The Industrial Revolution came with both positive and negative effects, but negative effects were far more noticeable than the positive effects. Many of the ideas that came out of the Industrial Revolution were positive, but there were downfalls to the revolution. The revolution had far more negative effects. For example, In document seven, the image shows so much pollution, Document four is positive, showing the workers got breaks, and Document fourteen shows the effects of all the jobs, but the outcome made the city overcrowded. To begin with, factories caused too much pollution in the air. Document sevens image shows that the factory lets out black clouds of smoke and kills everything around it. This is because the tree’s around the factory
In this essay, the author
- Explains that the industrial revolution had both positive and negative effects, but there were downfalls to the revolution.
- Explains that factories caused too much pollution in the air and kills everything around them. trees around the factory area are dead, and the water stream is drying out.
- Analyzes the positive effects of the factory workers taking a break to take photos with everyone. the machines are off because no steam is coming from them.
- Explains that the industrial revolution had both positive and negative effects, but there were downfalls to the revolution.
- Explains that factories caused too much pollution in the air and kills everything around them. trees around the factory area are dead, and the water stream is drying out.
- Analyzes the positive effects of the factory workers taking a break to take photos with everyone. the machines are off because no steam is coming from them.
- Analyzes the negatives of the revolution, such as overcrowded cities, and the fact that the working class had a challenging job and an inhabitable place.
- Explains the negative effects of the industrial revolution, but also the positive ones. england was the first place to have an industrial revolution.
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