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Industrial Revolutions
Industrial Revolutions
1. Industrialization as an intesification of existing forms of production. 2. The agricultural revolution and increasing urban populations. 3. Womes work in the Industrial Revolution. 4. The rise of class consciousness. 5. Industrial discipline and the rise of the foreman.
Increasing of food produced: increase urban population + capital invested in industry. Specializing crop: milk, meat. Conurbation: cities that grow up so much to merge together.
Things that dont change: head of economy family: they are still working in the countryside (Textile ind.). Prostitution increases with urban growth. Diseases: syphilis and veneral disease.
Middle class has a stronger class indentity. The sense of being workers as a class apart. Language reveal people class. Proletarian is somebody dependent on their own labor. Craftsmen are organizated and are educated. They begin seeing themselves as a class apart.
Domestic industry: you work on your own. Factory production: discipline. Industrial discipline: bell signal, salary reduction, rules, regulations. Foreman. You dont know the boss. Massive kind of movements of strikes.