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I think it did, it led to overall more food available to people.While it did make farmers switch up jobs, it still led to more affordable food.Overall, it made basic necessities easier to get, more affordable, etc.

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I disagree. Yes, there were many benefits like mass production and jobs, but I feel the negatives out-way these. It created more unsafe working environments, more diseases being spread from close contact, and more people could potentially be captured or taken.

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I do not think industrialization created a safer world, however it did make some things easier and more accessible. The Industrial Revolution benefited those who needed more opportunities, but was an extreme downfall for many who already had steady, profitable jobs. The revolution was also an opportunity for disease and illness to flourish, and due to the surplus of factories, it actively polluted the environment which led to other complications.

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I do not think Industrialization created a safer world. Industrialization  helped some people by giving them jobs and other things like that. Industrialization caused pollution and did not help the environment at all. There is still pollution to this day and always will be. Also a lot of farmers lost their jobs. Crimes also happen in highly populated areas.

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I don't feel like industrialization created a safer world. Sure it made goods more accessible but it made the environment so much worse. Many people blame the industrial revolution for the level of climate that we see today. and they have valid reasons. Industrialization eventually led to a majority of american families owning a fossil fuel powered vehicle which is one of the biggest reasons for climate change. Another thing the industrial revolution led to was more weapons being created which promoted war and violence.

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industrialization did create a safer world but did not at the same time this caused man family's too go broke and have to work 9-5 jobs in factories to help mass production which polluted the  world more and made dangerous jobs but also opened jobs in the community which put more money in the economy  so i would lean towards it made it not safer but did do alot of good and bad equally

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No. Industrialization didn't create a safer world because the factories caused tons of pollution that still affects the world to this day. Industrialization may have created more stable jobs but it also forced people to leave jobs they have been doing their whole lives like farming to factory work Due to the amount of people leaving farming jobs and moving to cities for work it caused many people to struggle finding work and taking care of themselves or their family.

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I don't think it did because if you look at most of your crimes, they happen in more populated places.  Industrialized places are usually more populated. I also think the factories might've made things unsafe as well. The factories usually had chemicals and other things that were extremely deadly. Therefore I don't think that it was a safer place.

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In my opinion we have pros and cons of the Industrial Revolution. However; no it did not. We had advancements, but kids started working at very young ages and we had many accidents overtime. It created the world we live in today where people are power hungry, abusive towards power, and inconsiderate to the world and people around them.

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I think that it did not create a safer world. I think that it created a non safe world because the factories cause pollution and  it made a lot of people move into situations that people had to adapt to that might be hard. It also clustered a bunch of people into one area and made it easier for disease to spread.

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The Industrialization Revolution  did not create a safer world because the factories did not have that many safety features and a lot of people died working in a factory. Kids also started to work in the factories at a very young age and there were also no Child Labor Laws to protect them from long work hours and harsh working conditions.

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The Industrial Revolution made some things safer, but it made some things more unsafe. The lowered prices of food, clothing, and goods made it so that common people could buy most all goods. However, the increase of people living in cities made crime a higher possibility. You are more likely to see or experience a crime when in an area with a surplus of people, like a city, than you are to if you live in a small, rural area with a low population, like the farm life many people lived before moving to the city. During this time as well, many people were moving to the city to work in factories. Many of these factories had unsafe and dangerous working conditions. Especially in modern time, pollution and climate change is a big problem we face. Most of this pollution is caused by chemicals from factories that are released into the air and water. In conclusion, although industrialization made the world an easier place to live in, it didn't really make it any safer.

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I do not believe that industrialization created a safer world. Although it did give people jobs and made things a lot more accessible, it also took away jobs with the possibility of taking away those jobs for good. The surplus of people may have caused a lack in jobs (there might not have been enough to go around). Going off of what Adam Smith said (the Laissez-Fair Economics), it helped some people, but wasn't helpful for so many others. There are so many reasons why industrialization wasn't a very good thing (as some people have said: pollution, more dangerous situations/crime rate, etc.).

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No, Industrialization brought the mass production of products. This made things cheaper but also made from cheaper things. This results in pollution and overall more garbage. These products were no longer made from the environmentally safe things that products were made from before. Not to mention the pollution that the factories themselves produce. There also became the mass production of weapons. Lastly, it can create even more global competition. With industrialization growing at such a fast rate it opens up the question of whether or not one country is better than another solely based on how industrial they are.

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I disagree because Industrialization may have increased some parts of the economy, but lots of farmers lost their business due to the movement of so many people. Different populations moved to the cities, which helped the larger companies and factories improve upon their economy, but businesses in more rural areas had to shut down because there were no more people in those smaller towns. Factories have proven to be incredibly dangerous, too. With these larger populations, crime might occur. All of these things can lead up to Industrialization making the world less safe.

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I disagree because in some places industrialization helped them but in others it decreased their income they made for their families. Between the regular way people made money before industrialization and the way they had to go get jobs in factories they might've liked farming better because that's what they were good at and they didn't have a boos telling them what to do because they were their own bosses.

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