Historical Analysis of The Industrial Revolution

Industrial revolution is one of the most influential times in world history. It changes the way we work, how we live, how we possess it, and how we think. With the advent of economic philosophy such as capitalism and communism, our work and lifestyle have been written down and listed by item. The concept of employment, urbanization and credit may bring the world to a true economic ecosystem that defines the definition of our modern life, but they also bring a series of drawbacks and consequences. They are generally negative.

The theme of our yearbook is science and technology, so my historical analysis will be based on the science and technology of the industrial revolution. My analysis so far is about the invention of the Industrial Revolution. I will focus on three: water frame, improved steam engine and sewing machine. All three inventions provided several problems, progress and commitment to the industrial revolution. We will analyze these three. - The way people work and the essence of interaction with society is one of the fundamental changes brought about by the demands of the industrial revolution. The advantage of using division of labor and production scale demands that people work together in large groups. This new paradigm of collective work under the factory system is not contemporary parallel - in addition to the slave labor conditions they also work in large groups.

Historically, the Industrial Revolution has changed production and communication through the source of new power and transmission. The first industrial revolution used steam power to achieve mechanized production in the 1880's. The second was used to boost mass production in the 1870s. The third uses electronic equipment and software to automate production and communication from the 1970 's. Today, under the influence of software to the world, the main source of our value creation is information processing. By enabling us to make this smarter, machine learning will produce both humble and historical interests.