Industrial

Revolution
 Industrial revolution
The Industrial Revolution was a process of economic, social,
cultural, and technological change in the United Kingdom during
the 18th century. It was a historical period characterized by
industrialization, in which machines emerged that radically
changed working conditions.
 Industrial revolution to socialism

By the end of the 19th century, after the work of Karl Marx
and Friedrich Engels, socialism had come to mean
opposition to capitalism and the defense of a post-capitalist
system based on some form of social ownership of the
means of production.
Socialism was linked to democracy, an attempt to radicalize democracy
on the basis of a project of social democracy that sought to articulate
political freedom with economic well-being, when socialism began to be
seen as something different, it was the national socialisms of the type
Fascist and Stalinist.
Socialism and the connection with the
industrial revolution
Socialism

It is a system of economic and social organization that is

based on the control of the means of production and
public assets, in order to achieve a more equitable
society. Its purpose is that all people are equal, with the
need to access the same goods and natural resources of a
country. That is why he proposes that social control be the
basis for prosperity and to guarantee equality and
freedom.
One of the similarities is that in both
there was a process in which they
were able to transform their economy
Another is that they gave way to other
revolutions like the French
These situations were very important
since both made it possible for
people to be a little freer, although
today people still see themselves
exploiting their workers at work.
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