How Did Industrialization Improve The Quality Of Life

Before Industrialization took over our lives, the pace of change in a preindustrial society was relatively slow. The Industrial Revolution was a major turning point in the way modern life was lived, it is a time period that greatly increased the output of machine made goods instead of man made goods made by craftsmen. As a result of the Industrial Revolution, the quality of life was improved. This way of life, made it easier for civilians, a new concept of supply and demand was emerging due to the rapid population growth. Ordinary craftsmen who had their own shop never felt the need to rush production because they were not getting business at a high rate. Now the demand for supplies was increasing rapidly. The pre industrial society of England did not have a lot of people, population was not able to grow because of poverty, war, plague and bad hygiene. For peasants both male and female, there was no clear distinction between one’s work life and one’s social life. Life back then was very rural, families lived on small plots of land, growing crops was for a family's consumption alone, churning butter and milking cows. People were illiterate, rarely bathed and most were poor and only an

There is a great deal of food so that is why the prices were lowered, clothes are also not expensive anymore because there is a lot. Now, I do not have to pay craftsmen to make a luxury good, when there is a cheaper alternative. An Industrial factory workers day consisted of workers gathering in a factories six or seven days a week, engaged in a tightly coordinated tasks packed by machinery. Some women made large contributions to their families through paid labor in the factories. Married women with children worked full time in factories, since they needed money to support their families. Some women have poor labor market opportunities, adult women earned less than men. This forces women to do unpaid labor within the