Society In The Time Machine
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During the late nineteenth-century, many people in London believed that technological advancements and the Industrial Revolution, could possibly solve many or all of humanity's problems. H. G. Wells, a devout man of science, supports this feasible view at the beginning of his novel The Time Machine, as the Time Traveller, a scientist, invents a machine that can travel in the fourth dimension, time. However, as the novel continues, the Time Traveller unfortunately discovers that the only thing that has progressed is England’s inequitable, nineteenth-century society. The depiction of society in the future is primarily a social criticism of nineteenth-century England, in The Time Machine, by H.G. Wells. Wells’ depiction of society in the future …show more content…
Eventually over time, humans evolved into two distinct species. The upper class had everything and the lower class had to work for them. The poor just worked all day, while the rich never worked a day in their life. Over time, both species adapted physically and mentally to their living and working conditions. The lack of interaction between the poor, lower class workers and the wealthy, upper class aristocrats eradicated interbreeding and created two distinct species, the Eloi and the Morlocks (Semansky). The Eloi and Morlocks may have once had a master-slave relationship, but now the Eloi were becoming useless and the Morlocks were gaining the upper hand …show more content…
The Industrial Revolution was the movement of change from an agricultural, handicraft economy to one dominated by industry and machine manufacture. Many major technological inventions altered the ways in which manufacturing, agriculture, and trade were conducted. Some of the inventions and advancements that came out of this time period were: the telegraph, the steam engine, the telephone, the steamboat, photography, the airplane, railroads, and electricity. The Industrial Revolution also lead to London becoming one of the most powerful and wealthiest cities in the world. This monumental movement brought deep and lasting change to all classes of people. However, these drastic changes did not benefit all classes equally
In this essay, the author
- Analyzes how h.g. wells, a devout man of science, supports this feasible view in his novel the time machine, as the time traveller discovers that england's inequitable, nineteenth-century society has progressed.
- Analyzes wells' depiction of society in the future in 802701 a.d. the time traveller encounters two new species of human descent, called the eloi and the morlocks.
- Explains that humans evolved into two distinct species, the eloi and the morlocks. the lack of interaction between the poor, lower class workers and wealthy, upper class aristocrats eradicated interbreeding.
- Analyzes how h.g. wells, a devout man of science, supports this feasible view in his novel the time machine, as the time traveller discovers that england's inequitable, nineteenth-century society has progressed.
- Analyzes wells' depiction of society in the future in 802701 a.d. the time traveller encounters two new species of human descent, called the eloi and the morlocks.
- Explains that humans evolved into two distinct species, the eloi and the morlocks. the lack of interaction between the poor, lower class workers and wealthy, upper class aristocrats eradicated interbreeding.
- Explains that london, england during the nineteenth-century, experienced many social, technological, and economical changes due to the industrial revolution.
- Explains that the wealthy, upper class people benefitted the most from the industrial revolution. with the creation of new technologies and machines, mass-produced goods could be created and sold more inexpensively and quickly.
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- Explains that steam power revolutionized transportation when it was applied to locomotives and ships. however, it didn't go as planned and was not used for many years.
- Explains that cotton production took place in factories by the mid-nineteenth century because the new machines were too big to be used in houses and were becoming very expensive. the factory wanted a new division of labor.
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- Explains that while the men worked hard in factories, the working class women were unable to work unless they left the children in someone else’s hands. the majority of middle-class women did not work outside of the home.
- Explains how rapid population growth reflected changing patterns of fertility and mortality. medical advancements helped prevent diseases and the mortality rates started to lower.
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- Explains that industrialization changed society and people in numerous ways. manufacturing method advancements decreased the need for skilled workers and increased the quantity of products that could be made in a short period.
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- Explains that the first industrial revolution began in the 1750s, when machines were bought, put in a factory, and hired people to work for the whole day.
- Explains that the second industrial revolution was more drastic, not only in inventions, but in government policies as well.
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- Explains that medicine before the 18th century was not well developed because of limited technology. in 1850, vaccinations and x rays were discovered.
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- Describes how michael faraday describes his experiences while sailing the thames river in london.
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- Explains that industrialization created change in social and economic lives. the rich were factory owners and the middle workers migrated to the city to gain a better life and better work.
- Explains how the industrial revolution impacted daily life, politics, and gender relations.
- Explains that european immigrants were affected by the industrialization. they were motivated and willing to migrate because of their economic situations. the germans were politically unstable because the war of 1848 had left them weak and poor.
- Explains that industrialization created change in social and economic lives. the rich were factory owners and the middle workers migrated to the city to gain a better life and better work.
- Explains how the industrial revolution impacted daily life, politics, and gender relations.
- Explains that european immigrants were affected by the industrialization. they were motivated and willing to migrate because of their economic situations. the germans were politically unstable because the war of 1848 had left them weak and poor.
- Explains that irish families migrated to america because of their potato famine. they needed industrial jobs and wanted better economic opportunities. germans and scandinavians were protestants, but the irish were catholic.
- Explains that the industrial revolution was positive because it changed our society from an agricultural society to which industry and manufacturing was in command.
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- Describes the industrial revolution as a time of drastic change that transformed hand tools and hand made items to machine manufactured and produced goods.
- Explains that england's economy was based upon its cottage industry, which was efficient, but low productivity made prices high. the longer it took to create the product, the higher the cost.
- Explains that the industrial revolution was based mainly upon the cotton industry, for most of the inventions created during that period were for making and producing cotton.
- Describes the industrial revolution as a time of drastic change that transformed hand tools and hand made items to machine manufactured and produced goods.
- Explains that england's economy was based upon its cottage industry, which was efficient, but low productivity made prices high. the longer it took to create the product, the higher the cost.
- Explains that the industrial revolution was based mainly upon the cotton industry, for most of the inventions created during that period were for making and producing cotton.
- Explains that the industrial revolution began in the 1750s with the inventions of the spinning jenny and the water powered frame.
- Explains that mass productions began along with capitalism. capitalists purchased new machines and stored them in factories where they hired workers to tend over them all day while creating goods.
- Explains that mass production allowed more expensive goods to be less expensive for the lower class, and for those who were not very wealthy. the steam engine allowed people to travel to places in a fraction of the time.
- Explains the industrial revolution's advance in power technology, which included animate energy, wind power, and water power. steam engines were installed for pumping purposes in coal mines.
- Explains that the development of steam powered machines led to mass production and the factory system. people left their homes in the countryside and traveled into the towns in search of jobs and money.
- Explains thomas newcomen invented the steam engine, which was used to pump water out of the mines by creating steam to power a piston to provide lift for an atmospheric water pump. james watt introduced the watt steam engine.
- Explains how robert fulton attached steam engines to a boat, eliminating the use of man power, river current, or wind, and george stephenson, an english inventor, harnessed the power of steam engine power to the locomotive.
- Explains that the industrial revolution was a massive turning point in history and from then on, tremendous progress evolved creating the society we live in today.
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- Explains that the industrial revolution began with the agricultural revolution, where wealthy owners bought poor farmers' land and enclosed them with fences.
- Concludes that the agricultural revolution led to the industrial revolution because the population increased due to more available food, resulting in higher demand for goods.
- Explains that the industrial revolution, in the eighteenth century, changed and modernized england greatly. the iron and textile industries along with the steam engine played beneficial roles.
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- Explains that the industrial revolution changed the way of life in britain during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. it led to efficiency, cheaper goods, new ways of thinking, and rights for underserved people.
- Describes how the industrial revolution made work more efficient by speeding up the production process and making transportation faster and cheaper.
- Explains how the agricultural revolution helped lower the cost of food. the plow, the flying shuttle, and the textile industry were also affected by the inventions.
- Explains that the industrial revolution changed the way of life in britain during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. it led to efficiency, cheaper goods, new ways of thinking, and rights for underserved people.
- Describes how the industrial revolution made work more efficient by speeding up the production process and making transportation faster and cheaper.
- Explains how the agricultural revolution helped lower the cost of food. the plow, the flying shuttle, and the textile industry were also affected by the inventions.
- Describes how the society for the employment of women, founded in 1859 by jessie boucherett and adelaide procter, helped women be financially independent through employment, and pioneered classes for women in book-keeping.
- Explains how many laws were created during the industrial revolution, such as the cotton factories regulation act of 1819 and the ten hour bill of (1847).
- Explains that the fisher act was passed for the establishment of a "national system of public education available for all persons capable of profiting thereby." during the industrial revolution, many progressive reforms were made in numerous areas including child labor.
- Argues that the industrial revolution was a negative movement, citing terrible working conditions, child labor, and its lasting impact on the environment.
- Explains that the industrial revolution changed every aspect of life and business for everyone in england and around the world. it led to efficiency, cheaper goods, and rights for the underprivileged.
- Explains how the abundance of thread led to more inventions, such as the spinning jenny, and the water frame, which sped up the process of production and increased the quality of the product.
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- Explains that the industrial revolution was an important event that helped shape the western part of the world.
- Explains that the industrial revolution was god for the economy but children had to suffer, they had no type of childhood.
- Explains that the industrial revolution changed the way that goods were produced. the western nation took over most of the nation which led into imperialism.
- Explains that the industrial revolution was an important event that helped shape the western part of the world.
- Explains that the industrial revolution was god for the economy but children had to suffer, they had no type of childhood.
- Explains that european imperialism was encouraged by nationalism and supported by social darwinism. it is when a nation dominates another land physically, economically or politically.
- Explains the effects of european imperialism on africa including giving up their land, economic growth, and social problems. imperialism in southeast asia was negative and positive.
- Explains that within a little over 100 years the western nations took over forty nine percent of the world. this was known as the european imperialism.
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- Explains that the industrial revolution brought positive and negative effects on society, oppression for the working class, and resulted in karl marx creating the idea of communism.
- Analyzes how the industrial revolution had positive and negative effects on society. the textile industry created mass production, the population increased by a lot, and machines made it easier to produce faster.
- Explains that the workers were not benefitted from the industrial revolution. they were paid very low wages, had no time to eat or drink, and had to throw their feces into the streets.
- Explains that the industrial revolution brought positive and negative effects on society, oppression for the working class, and resulted in karl marx creating the idea of communism.
- Analyzes how the industrial revolution had positive and negative effects on society. the textile industry created mass production, the population increased by a lot, and machines made it easier to produce faster.
- Explains that the workers were not benefitted from the industrial revolution. they were paid very low wages, had no time to eat or drink, and had to throw their feces into the streets.
- Analyzes how marx argued about capitalism and revolution, studied economics and history, and joined the communist league. he wanted to abolish private property, increase income tax and abolish children from working in factories.
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- Analyzes how the time traveller built a time machine that would allow him to travel through time. he traveled into the future to the year 802,700.
- Analyzes how the morlocks hunted him and he escaped by scaring them with fire. the time machine certainly makes you think.
- Opines that technology is not what saved the time traveller from these future people. it was fire, which scared and killed the morlocks.
- Analyzes how the time traveller built a time machine that would allow him to travel through time. he traveled into the future to the year 802,700.
- Analyzes how the morlocks hunted him and he escaped by scaring them with fire. the time machine certainly makes you think.
- Opines that technology is not what saved the time traveller from these future people. it was fire, which scared and killed the morlocks.
- Analyzes how the elois became accustomed to being high class, doing nothing, and having the morlocks do everything.
- Analyzes how the elois became a sort of cattle for the morlocks. they had short attention spans, didn't work, and got tired easily.
- Explains that the time traveller was alone in figuring everything out on his own. though knowledge and productiveness were lost, among the eloi, gratitude, tenderness, and
- Opines that love still lived on. those meaningful qualities remained. a friend who heard the time traveller's episode remarked, "to witness that even when mind and strength had gone, gratitude and a summary
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