SOCIAL IMPACT OF THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION.  Demand for workers leads to the creation of centers of INDUSTRY called CITIES.  New cities in EUROPE and.

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SOCIAL IMPACT OF THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

 Demand for workers leads to the creation of centers of INDUSTRY called CITIES.  New cities in EUROPE and the U.S. were filled with FACTORIES, TENEMENTS, and polluted air and water.  The growth of CITIES is called URBANIZATION

 MERCHANTS (the Bourgeoisie) started investing in businesses and they became very wealthy. Women could afford to stay home and take care of the kids.  The WORKING CLASS were the poor that lived in TENEMENTS (run-down, crowded apartments) and worked long hours in FACTORIES or MINES.

 Many early factory workers were WOMEN because OWNERS thought they were more OBEDIENT and could be paid less.  Life in factories meant INJURIES or DEATH due to UNSAFE MACHINES, and few breaks, and hour days.  MINERS worked in DARKNESS, suffered LUNG DISEASES, and often were injured or killed in EXPLOSIONS.

 Although LABOR UNIONS (group that bargains for better pay and hours) were illegal, some secret ones were formed.  The LUDDITES were a group in ENGLAND that did not want machines to replace workers, so they smashed MACHINES.

 Children as young as 5 could be hired in FACTORIES or MINES because they had thin FINGERS and they could crawl under machines to fix them or clean them.  The FACTORY ACTS reduced the hours children could work to 12 HOURS.

 Bad working conditions led to REFORMS like MINIMUM WAGE and the right to form UNIONS.  As more people got JOBS, WAGES ROSE because now WORKERS had the choice to leave if their pay was too low.  Higher WAGES led to LUXURIES workers could not afford before like RAILROAD TRAVEL and CONCERTS or PLAYS.

 In 1844 SAMUEL MORSE invents the TELEGRAPH (coded messages sent thru electric wires) and by 1860 a TELEGRAM could be sent from EUROPE to the U.S.  In 1876 ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL invents the TELEPHONE.  In 1901 GUGLIELMO MARCONI invents the RADIO.

 During the 1800’s CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY (ROCKEFELLER and CARNEGIE) created MONOPOLIES  A MONOPOLY happens when one business is the only one that SELLS ONE PRODUCT, and the business can charge as much as they want because the CUSTOMER has no CHOICE.

 In 1870 FRENCH CHEMIST, LOUIS PASTEUR discovers the GERM THEORY OF DISEASE.  During the 1880’s ROBERT KOCH makes a TUBERCULOSIS VACCINE.