How did the factory system begin, and what were its social consequences? (for more information, check textbook pages 582-584)

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2 December, 18:06

How did the factory system begin, and what were its social consequences? (for more information, check textbook pages 582-584)

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Answer: The period of industrialization was launched in the UK.

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The first industrial revolution took place in a large brothel. This country had all the prerequisites for the development of the industry. We also attribute the period of industrialization to scientific and technological achievements in Europe during the 19th century. Industrialization had its roots in agricultural production. The abandonment of the feudal system and scientific innovation have fostered agrarian creation itself. The industrialization has spread to European countries as well as the United States.

The consequences for society and social structure are multiple. Sudden urbanization is coming, and cities are gaining importance. A large number of people move to towns and are involved in factory installations. Everyone involved in the production process, men, women, and children. It took an average of 12 to 16 hours to obtain primary living conditions.