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In the Industrial revolution the great pace of change was a result of a snowball reaction, were each new development or invention lead to, or supported, the next. In almost all known technological and scientific areas, this caused massive improvements and changes. but parts of the population, were often "lost" in the "transitional bump". An example of such a bump is the sudden explosive growth of the population due to the improvement in both the availability and quality of food and medical care. but the foot supplies, hygiene facilities and culture could not keep up. suddenly a massive amount of people were stuck in the small overpopulated cities. these grew filthy and disease infested, making the people living there desperate and poor due to the lack of work and cultural adaption.
so we can conclude that the bump was caused buy a sudden improvement in peoples life, followed by bad and unhealthy conditions because the old culture not was made fore the industrial culture, but fore an agricultural civilization. a bump is therefore a development in the technological area, happening faster than the culture is able to adapt.
crowded slums.
Although immigration occurred within the United States, immigration from Europe to the US occurred, as well due to the fact that the Industrial Revolution was happening in both countries. Therefore, after 1880 many people immigrated from Europe to Chicago to cope with the fact that they were losing their jobs in rural areas. Therefore, due
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In the Industrial revolution the great pace of change was a result of a snowball reaction, were each new development or invention lead to, or supported, the next. In almost all known technological and scientific areas, this caused massive improvements and changes. but parts of the population, were often "lost" in the "transitional bump". An example of such a bump is the sudden explosive growth of the population due to the improvement in both the availability and quality of food and medical care. but the foot supplies, hygiene facilities and culture could not keep up. suddenly a massive amount of people were stuck in the small overpopulated cities. these grew filthy and disease infested, making the people living there desperate and poor due to the lack of work and cultural adaption.
so we can conclude that the bump was caused buy a sudden improvement in peoples life, followed by bad and unhealthy conditions because the old culture not was made fore the industrial culture, but fore an agricultural civilization. a bump is therefore a development in the technological area, happening faster than the culture is able to adapt.
crowded slums.
Although immigration occurred within the United States, immigration from Europe to the US occurred, as well due to the fact that the Industrial Revolution was happening in both countries. Therefore, after 1880 many people immigrated from Europe to Chicago to cope with the fact that they were losing their jobs in rural areas. Therefore, due
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Economic Migration happened by 2 Civilian Revolutions which caused major changes in society. These were; Agricultural Revolution and Industrial Revolution. Agricultural Revolution made farms machinated thus reducing the need of Laborers. These unemployed laborers started doing weird jobs to gain a living like Rat catching and other ridiculous jobs. With the Industrial Revolution these people migrated to Industrialized City’s for their Jobs thus Overcrowding the cities. These Industrialized Cities made factory work a nightmare by making people work over 18 hours for nearly nothing and giving home to nasty diseases with dirty and smelly working conditions. The Industrialized cities had many Pull Factors. These were mostly Job opportunities that the Industrialized cities offered and led many people into cities. When the village people came into a new life, City life, they had no experience of it. People threw their sewage into the street, people working in the factories for 18 hours lacking hygiene thus creating homes for new diseases. The pollution and bad working conditions were a Push factor. The abundance of jobs in Industrialized cities pulled many people in while the people worst affected by its push factors had to stay in to look over their family and to stay alive.
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so we can conclude that the bump was caused buy a sudden improvement in peoples life, followed by slumbad and nasty diseasesunhealthy conditions because of the overloaded facilities.old culture not was made fore the industrial culture, but fore an agricultural civilization. a bump is therefore a development in the technological area, happening faster than the culture is able to adapt.
Social change occurred in the Industrial Revolution when the agricultural revolution, which was the time when many new inventions were created that lessened planting and harvesting, caused factory work, which caused city slum dwelling. The agricultural revolution caused factory work because when these new machines were created ,fewer humans were needed to plant and harvest plants. In addition, after all these people were no longer needed in the rural areas, they all moved to the cities, which caused an influx of people, who had no place to live except for nasty, crowded slums. Therefore, due to the surplus of jobs in the cities and lack of jobs in rural areas, economic migration occurred from rural areas to cities.
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Economic Migration happened by 2 Civilian Revolutions which caused major changes in society. These were; Agricultural Revolution and Industrial Revolution. Agricultural Revolution made farms machinated thus reducing the need of Laborers. These unemployed laborers started doing weird jobs to gain a living like Rat catching and other ridiculous jobs. With the Industrial Revolution these people migrated to Industrialized City’s for their Jobs thus Overcrowding the cities. These Industrialized Cities made factory work a nightmare by making people work over 18 hours for nearly nothing and giving home to nasty diseases with dirty and smelly working conditions. The Industrialized cities had many Pull Factors. These were mostly Job opportunities that the Industrialized cities offered and led many people into cities. When the village people came into a new life, City life, they had no experience of it. People threw their sewage into the street, people working in the factories for 18 hours lacking hygiene thus creating homes for new diseases. The pollution and bad working conditions were a Push factor. The abundance of jobs in Industrialized cities pulled many people in while the people worst affected by its push factors had to stay in to look over their family and to stay alive.
In the industrial revolution the great pace of change was a result of a snowball reaction, were each new development or invention lead to, or supported, the next. In almost all known technological and scientific areas, this caused massive improvements and changes. but parts of the population, were often "lost" in the "transitional bump". an example of such a bump is the sudden explosive growth of the population due to the improvement in both the availability and quality of food and medical care, followed by slum and nasty diseases because of the overloaded facilities.
machines were created,created ,fewer humans were no longer needed to
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Economic migration
Economic Migration happened by 2 Civilian Revolutions which caused major changes in society. These were; Agricultural Revolution and Industrial Revolution. Agricultural Revolution made farms machinated thus reducing the need of Laborers. These unemployed laborers started doing weird jobs to gain a living like Rat catching and other ridiculous jobs. With the Industrial Revolution these people migrated to Industrialized City’s for their Jobs thus Overcrowding the cities. These Industrialized Cities made factory work a nightmare by making people work over 18 hours for nearly nothing and giving home to nasty diseases with dirty and smelly working conditions. The Industrialized cities had many Pull Factors. These were mostly Job opportunities that the Industrialized cities offered and led many people into cities. When the village people came into a new life, City life, they had no experience of it. People threw their sewage into the street, people working in the factories for 18 hours lacking hygiene thus creating homes for new diseases. The pollution and bad working conditions were a Push factor. The abundance of jobs in Industrialized cities pulled many people in while the people worst affected by its push factors had to stay in to look over their family and to stay alive.
Pace of change
In the industrial revolution the great pace of change was a result of a snowball reaction, were each new development or invention lead to, or supported, the next. In almost all known technological and scientific areas, this caused massive improvements and changes. but parts of the population, were often "lost" in the "transitional bump". an example of such a bump is the sudden explosive growth of the population due to the improvement in both the availability and quality of food and medical care, followed by slum and nasty diseases because of the overloaded facilities.
Social change
Social change occurred in the Industrial Revolution when the agricultural revolution, which was the time when many new inventions were created that lessened planting and harvesting, caused factory work, which caused city slum dwelling. The agricultural revolution caused factory work because when these new machines were created, humans were no longer needed to plant and harvest plants. In addition, after all these people were no longer needed in the rural areas, they all moved to the cities, which caused an influx of people, who had no place to live except for nasty, crowded slums. Therefore, due to the surplus of jobs in the cities and lack of jobs in rural areas, economic migration occurred from rural areas to cities.
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Economic migration
Economic Migration happened by 2 Civilian Revolutions which caused major changes in society. These were; Agricultural Revolution and Industrial Revolution. Agricultural Revolution made farms machinated thus reducing the need of Laborers. These unemployed laborers started doing weird jobs to gain a living like Rat catching and other ridiculous jobs. With the Industrial Revolution these people migrated to Industrialized City’s for their Jobs thus Overcrowding the cities. These Industrialized Cities made factory work a nightmare by making people work over 18 hours for nearly nothing and giving home to nasty diseases with dirty and smelly working conditions. The Industrialized cities had many Pull Factors. These were mostly Job opportunities that the Industrialized cities offered and led many people into cities. When the village people came into a new life, City life, they had no experience of it. People threw their sewage into the street, people working in the factories for 18 hours lacking hygiene thus creating homes for new diseases. The pollution and bad working conditions were a Push factor. The abundance of jobs in Industrialized cities pulled many people in while the people worst affected by its push factors had to stay in to look over their family and to stay alive.
Pace of change
In the industrial revolution the great pace of change was a result of a snowball reaction, were each new development or invention lead to, or supported, the next. In almost all known technological and scientific areas, this caused massive improvements and changes. but parts of the population, were often "lost" in the "transitional bump". an example of such a bump is the sudden explosive growth of the population due to the improvement in both the availability and quality of food and medical care, followed by slum and nasty diseases because of the overloaded facilities.
Social change
Social change occurred in the Industrial Revolution when the agricultural revolution, which was the time when many new inventions were created that lessened planting and harvesting, caused factory work, which caused city slum dwelling. The agricultural revolution caused factory work because when these new machines were created, humans were no longer needed to plant and harvest plants. In addition, after all these people were no longer needed in the rural areas, they all moved to the cities, which caused an influx of people, who had no place to live except for nasty, crowded slums. Therefore, due to the surplus of jobs in the cities and lack of jobs in rural areas, economic migration occurred from rural areas to cities.
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