Question

does anyone with k12 need help?

Answer 1

il take ya up on that offer

Answer 2

ok

Answer 3

least three facts about the social and economic effects of the Industrial Revolution. i dont need nuthen fancy i could care less i just need a basic anser

Answer 4

let me think....ps i like how you change your profile pic

Answer 5

why thank you ma'am

Answer 6

I'm a boy actually....as you can notice...my profile pic is miley cyrus, she's my celebrity crush

Answer 7

still thinking...

Answer 8

hang on let me load this gun and angle it in my mouth

Answer 9

why????

Answer 10

dud she creeps me out she did recking ball and i thot wow some one needs help .

Answer 11

people have different opinions......anyway are there any options/choices....i doubt it

Answer 12

lol i wish my teacher likes to make us rip our hair out im righting a 4 paragraph essay and im just trying to peace it together

Answer 13

oh......I've done some thinking and I'm not really sure......sorry...... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_Revolution....I think that will help...

Answer 14

* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_Revolution

Answer 15

yea i already went to that site and many other and they dont really help it just gos round and round on what the industreal revolution is

Answer 16

The working conditions in the mines were horrible, to say the least. Furthermore, women and children were employed as they could be paid lower wages than adult male workers. Child laborers possessed another advantage - they could easily crawl through the narrow passages in the mines. The situation in the factories were not very different. The workers could not bargain for better conditions and payments, as there was an abundant supply of workers available in the form of displaced peasants and farmers. If one would protest, he would be fired, and there was always someone else ready to replace him. Also, the capitalists were becoming richer by the day. Using their wealth, they were influencing the policies and laws of the government. This influence was naturally harmful to the labor class. This led to the organization of labor unions, and subsequently to the development of the concept of socialism. The migration of such a huge population to the cities resulted in the overcrowding of cities and the development of slums. The pace of urbanization thus quickened to unprecedented levels. Migration also broke the social ties the worker (i.e. the former peasant or farmer) was used to in the villages. This, along with the deplorable living conditions, caused many other problems like alcoholism, illicit relationships, loneliness, etc. This degraded the quality of life to such an extent that it was said: "the shortest route out of Manchester is a glass of whiskey".
Read more at Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/effects-of-industrial-revolution.html

Answer 17

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Answer 18

welcome :)