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The Industrial Revolution Changed Everything
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Niko JardineTeacher Tier
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The Industrial Revolution (1760–1840) shifted production from handcraft to machines. Steam engines, textile factories, and railroads massively increased output. Cities grew rapidly, labor conditions were harsh, and social classes reorganized around industrial capital rather than land ownership.
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Maya R.
16 days agoSaved this to my study notes. Super clear and well-structured.
Ravi P. Teacher
16 days agoAgreed — the step-by-step is what made it land for me too.
Chloe S.
16 days agoI teach this topic and I'm going to use your framing in class. Thank you.