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    Industrialization is the process of converting to an economy dominated by manufacturing. It began in Europe in the late 18th century and transformed societies from agricultural to mass production of goods using new technologies. While industrialization increased standards of living through more jobs and affordable products, it also had negative consequences like child labor, poor working conditions, and the growth of slums in cities. By the late 20th century, East Asia had become one of the most recently industrialized regions through rapid industrial development beginning in the 1960s and 1990s.

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    Industrialization is the process of converting to an economy dominated by manufacturing. It began in Europe in the late 18th century and transformed societies from agricultural to mass production of goods using new technologies. While industrialization increased standards of living through more jobs and affordable products, it also had negative consequences like child labor, poor working conditions, and the growth of slums in cities. By the late 20th century, East Asia had become one of the most recently industrialized regions through rapid industrial development beginning in the 1960s and 1990s.

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    Industrialization is the process of converting to an economy dominated by manufacturing. It began in Europe in the late 18th century and transformed societies from agricultural to mass production of goods using new technologies. While industrialization increased standards of living through more jobs and affordable products, it also had negative consequences like child labor, poor working conditions, and the growth of slums in cities. By the late 20th century, East Asia had become one of the most recently industrialized regions through rapid industrial development beginning in the 1960s and 1990s.

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    MASSIVE

    INDUSTRIALIZATION
    GROUP 8
    Massive is defined as;
     Forming or consisting of a large mass
     Impressively large or ponderous

    WHAT IS INDUSTRIALIZATION?

    Industrialization is a transformation away


    from an agricultural or resource based from
    economy, toward an economy based on mass
    manufacturing.

    Industrialization is the process of converting


    to a socioeconomic order in which industry is
    dominant.
    2
    HISTORY
    Industrialization is most commonly associated
    with the European Industrial Revolution of the
    late 18th and early 19th centuries.

    The early industrialization characteristics were


    technological progress.

    The second Industrial Revolution came about


    in the mid 19th century.

    3
    HISTORY

    By the end of the 20th century, East


    Asia had become one of the most
    recently industrialized regions of the
    world, BRICS.

    The industrialization in East Asia,


    start between the early 1960s and
    1990s.

    4
    POSITIVE EFFECTS
    3. More affordable products
    – Mass production of products in
    factories.

    4. Development of Cities –
    One of the most long-lasting
    1. Higher Standard of Living – effects of Industrialization
    A percentage of Population saw a
    higher standard of Living.

    2. More jobs – working class


    found it easier to find jobs than in
    years

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    NEGATIVE EFFECTS
    3. Slums – Neighborhoods for the
    working class were less than ideal.

    4. Terrible working conditions


    – At the start of the
    1. Child labor – Factory owners industrialization workers were
    turn to unskilled children to work subject to horrible if not dangerous
    in their factories. working conditions.

    2. Wage slavery – Workers


    were subjected to wages that were
    less than fair.

    6
    CONCLUSION
    Industrialization was the most
    important change since the
    development of agriculture.
    Increased mechanical technology drove
    increased production of goods such as
    iron and cotton.
    The industrial age caused
    environmental problems and increased
    stratification of society, with anew and
    growing middle class. It also generated
    concern for children working in
    factories and philosophies relative to the
    industrial age, such as Adam Smith and
    Jeremy Bentham.

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    THANK YOU!!
    GROUP 8
    Jesele Obra
    Charmaine Ordonio
    Vincent Orpilla
    Trixie Joy Pallasigue

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