Industrial Revolution: From Watt"s steam machine to "Capital" Marx
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The industrial revolution demanded a long transition period during which the agrarian society in the past gradually changed to industrial and commercial. The invention of new machines and mechanisms was the driving force, although at first it only complicated working conditions. In the end, the champions of social reforms managed to improve the lives of workers. This issue tells the history of transformations that began in the UK and captured the rest of Western Europe, the United States, Russia and Japan. Throughout the world, the revolution took different forms depending on political preferences and the availability of natural resources, but its significance was decisive everywhere for the development of society
Author:
Author:Morris N.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
Series:
Series: Family Encyclopedia 'History'
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-367-03170-6
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