Industrial Revolution in England and Working Conditions

The Industrial Revolution began in the UK from the late 1700s to the early 1800s. Several factors played a role in the process of the industrial revolution that started in the UK. One of the most important elements to play a role is rich land. At the moment land has various natural resources, which can be used for the benefit of the country. There are various resources in this land such as coal, iron, wool, cotton, lead. Another great advantage of this land is that the country is only 70 miles away from the farthest point of the sea.

The term "industrial revolution" applied to technology changes was common in the 1930s. Louis Auguste Blanche talked about lavévolutionindustrietrie in 1837. In 1844, British working class Frederick Engels talked about "industrial revolution, a revolution that changed the whole civil society". Some historians believe that the revolution is a product of the social and institutional changes brought about by the end of the UK feudal system after the war in the UK in the 17th century. As border control becomes more effective, the spread of diseases will decrease, thus preventing common epidemics so far. The proportion of children living in early childhood is quite high, resulting in an increase in labor.

The most important variables to consider are the social and economic situation in the UK before the revolution begins, and those changes after the revolution. The reasons for the Industrial Revolution, the progress it has made, and the social or political negative influence of the UK will also be used to evaluate research questions. These three factors play an important role in preventing the disaster of Malthus that may have catastrophic impact on British society but have a negative impact on society, provide poor working conditions, and Get rights from farmers. This issue will be further evaluated in real articles