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CHAPTER 8 : THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 1870-1914

THE IMPACT OF INDUSTRALISATION IN EUROPE AND THE WORLD

POSITIVE:

  • Availability of consumers good due to mass production.
  • There was an increase in the standard of living due to availability of good and services.
  • There was improvement in health due to improvement in medical science and medecins.
  • Tourism increased because people could move from place to place with availability of aircraft ship and railways.
  • Trading activities increased due to the avaibility of seaport, railways.
  • There was a change in educational system with more emphasis in the sciences.
  • There was increase in national prestriage as industrialised nations dominated the World.
  • The Europeans traders went out looking form profit as they were encourage by bank through low increase load.
  • It lead to the expansion of European civilization to other part of the worldespecially during the scramble of Africa.
  • It lead in telephone of post office services some of the main industrial powers in Europe in 1914 was British that was famous in railway and ship building.
  • Belgium had large deposite of Coal and iron and also hostile industry.
  • France was good for textile industry as well as other invention in transport and road building.
  • Germany were good at building railways and locomoties and they were also good at electricity engineering and led the foundation development for new chemical.

NEGATIVES;

  • New improvzmznt led to colonial rivalries among European for market for their manufactured good and services for raw materials.
  • European dominated the world military and economicaly by forcing their civilization another eg British, France , Germany force their culture in Africa.Mass production in military weapon lead to the armsrace in Europe and contributed to the outbreak of the WW1.
par Claude Foumtum


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CHAPTER 8 : THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 1870-1914