Industrial Revolution: 1.) How did industrialization affect the development of countries into great powers? 2.) How did industrialization affect standard of living?

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firejay5 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

That the workers would overthrow the owners

firejay5 · Answer

My answer: As capitalism grew, more and more workers would sink into poverty. @kelliegirl33

anonymous · Answer

That is true, according to Marx and Engels. But is that really answering the question ? What would workers do ?

firejay5 · Answer

Changed queston

anonymous · Answer

Marx blamed business-social issues on the power of the wealthy, and believed these problems would be constant until the working class " rose up ".

firejay5 · Answer

I changed the question @kelliegirl33

anonymous · Answer

I am looking at it now...hold on

anonymous · Answer

It made life better. It made goods cheaper and easier to produce. It also opened up a lot more jobs because factories needed many workers.

firejay5 · Answer

can you help me on these last 2 questions? @kelliegirl33

anonymous · Answer

possibly....what you got ?

firejay5 · Answer

I changed the question again

firejay5 · Answer

Thinking of the answer, take your time

anonymous · Answer

I am just searching on the internet.....I suppose with industrialization making it possible for more products to be made and being able to sell these products to foreign countries makes for good business. With the money made during the industrialization, this allows for more spending on armed forces to make the country safe. 
This might not answer your question too well...I am not sure how to answer it.

firejay5 · Answer

# the answers for the questions

anonymous · Answer

The one I just answered was for #1. Like I said, I am not sure what to put....What makes a Great Power ? Money was good and the production making of items increased allowing selling or trading to other countries possible. As well as building up the countries armed forces against any aggressive countries.

As far as your second question...The standard of living increased...it made goods cheaper and easier to produce as well as opened up many jobs because factories needed more workers.

anonymous · Answer

I did the best I could.....