Definition of industry revolution
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Definition of industry revolution Industrial Revolution comes from two words, revolution and industry. Revolution means very fast change, while industry is an effort to carry out the production process. It can be concluded that the industrial revolution is a rapid change in the implementation of the production process where what was originally the work of the production process was done manually by humans is now replaced by machine technology. while the goods produced have commercial added value. The term ''Industrial Revolution'' was introduced by Friedrich Engels and Louis Auguste Blanqui in the mid-19th century. This industrial revolution is also going on from time to time. Various inventions of new technologies are constantly evolving and changing social life in society. The Industrial Revolution began at the end of the 18th century. At that time, there was a shift in the use of labor in England. The transition is from what previously used animal and human power, replaced with manufacturing-based machine power. The Industrial Revolution started from Great Britain which then spread throughout Western Europe, North America, Japan, to the rest of the world. Background of industrial revolution The Industrial Revolution stems from the invention of the steam engine by James Watt which was used as a propulsion engine to start the production of machines that were previously run using air, air, and human power. run a new way of working by relying on the steam engine. The industrial revolution can occur due to several supporting factors that can also later expand developments around the world. As for the background that led to the emergence of the Industrial Revolution, namely - Stable political situation - The UK is rich in mining materials, such as coal, iron ore, tin, and kaolin. - There are new disco - The prosperity of England due to the advancement of shipping and trade so as to provide a large amount of capital for the business field. - The government provides legal protection for new findings (patent rights) thereby encouraging scientific research activities. - The great current of urbanization due to the Agrarian Revolution in the countryside encourages the British government to open up more industry veries in the field of technology that can facilitate the way of working and be able to increase production results - The prosperity of England due to the advancement of shipping and trade so as to provide a large amount of capital for the business field. - The government provides legal protection for new findings (patent rights) thereby encouraging scientific research activities. - The great current of urbanization due to the Agrarian Revolution in the countryside encourages the British government to open up more industry Download 15.76 Kb. Share with your friends:
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