The Industrial Revolution
Industrialization origins, factory system, urbanization, social effects, and global spread
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Explore the origins of industrialization in Britain, the factory system, steam power, urbanization and its social effects, labor movements, child labor, socialism (Marx), capitalism (Adam Smith), and the global spread of industrialization.
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