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Entrepreneurs And The Industrial Revolution
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Published on Nov 23, 2015
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ENTREPRENEURS
By: Samara, Samantha, Jocelyn, and Logan
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just.Luc
2.
CHILD LABOR LAWS
Along with the new industrial revolution came more attention towards child laborers
This ultimately slowed down production and costed much more money than previously
As well as this, entrepreneurs were able to hire less and less staff
3.
SOME OF THESE LAWS INCLUDED
Minimum work ages (which meant less jobs were available)
Prohibiting certain jobs
Maximum work hours (taking away job oppertunities)
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arbyreed
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HOWEVER,
During the first industrial revolution
These limitations were non existing
But new inventions were still arising
Aiding businesses in ways we had never seen before
5.
THESE NEW MACHINES IMPROVED PRODUCTION
The steam engine
Spinning mule
Steam powered locomotive
Dynamo
6.
AS WEL AS THIS
Although these machines took the place of many jobs
These were made up when the inventions prompted factories
Because production increased, goods became less expensive too
And More privileged people were able to invest with their money like never before
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THE PRESERVING OF THE FIRST REVOLUTION
Should be easy considering most every class can benefit
Working class citizens and children have the right to earn money for their families
And higher class citizens are allowed to continue to profit
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OVER ALL
The first industrial revolution
Helped up the economy at a historical level
Made many new jobs
Made huge amounts of money for business owners
Did not stifle opportunities from any person willing to work
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