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Making Of Industrial Society

Published on Nov 23, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

THE MAKING OF INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY

BY: JORDAN BROWN

TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS

  • John Kay's the "flying shuttle"
  • James Hargreaves' "Spinning jenny"
  • James Watt's "steam engine"
  • Robert Fulton's "steam boat"
  • Stephensen's "steam-powered train"

REASONS WHY PEOPLE MOVED TO CITIES

  • Wanted a better life
  • More jobs in cities
  • Factories and coal mines
  • Easier than rural farm life
Photo by MagnusL3D

WORKING CONDITIONS IN FACTORIES

  • Long working hours, sometimes as much as 14 hours a day
  • Little to no breaks with little food and water, only a little bread at lunch
  • Had to work dangerous machinery where accidents were common
  • Harsh discipline, beatings by factory managers happened often
  • Fast working pace, hard to use machinery

CORPORATE LEADERS

  • Were very greedy, had lots of money
  • Andrew Carnegie, owned entire steel industry
  • John Rockefeller, monopolized the petroleum industry
  • Cornelius Vanderbilt, influential w/ the railroad industry
Photo by Ethan Bloch

RURAL VS. URBAN - 1800