My Theory Of Everyday Life For The Future Generation

It’s 1893, we’ve been asked to predict life in 100 years. My theory of everyday life for the future generation is; Factories will be the standard, transportation will advance beyond our imagination, Women’s roles will change, Extensive advances in machinery will be found, and The animal industry will transform. I will go into further detail on each of these subjects in the following paragraph’s.

First off we’ll explain the reasoning behind why I believe factories will be part of everyday life, products becoming mass produced. By 1893 they’re just getting into the beginnings of mass production, mostly on things such as guns, and farm equipment. It hasn’t been long since the products were crafted in homes still. “Between 1860 and 1920, American manufacturing increased almost fourteenfold” (P.147). American manufacturing will begin to conquer the world, by 1993 they will become a powerhouse. Why? Because Americans will always put fourth an attempt to make effective “labor saving” inventions. They will always strive to be better, to make more product, more money, and payout as

Women will come to work in these factories for mass production, they will bring home their own money that allows them to not fully rely on their husbands. One reason being because with Americas history by 1993 they will go to war again. Men will leave for war, which leaves wives at home to take care of children, feed children, and themselves. That leaves no other option but for women to move into the workforce. “In one mill, the female workforce constituted 85 percent of the total, 80 percent of whom were between 15 and 30 years old” (P.81). Now were speaking from the 1820s-1840s, 85 percent of the factory was already women. Imagine the percentage by 1993, imagine how the positions will change from just factory worker to possibly CEO of these