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Essentially the rich get richer and the poor remain poor.  The rich who owned businesses became even richer.  While the workers continued to get low wages while working in a harsh, filthy, and dangerous condition.

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Mass production was difficult because they had to work for long hours, working super hard just to get consumers the goods that they wanted. These workers had to work all day non-stop, just to make a living and support their families. As the demand for goods increased, workers were working overtime just to get their job done.

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Mass production made goods cheaper, more abundant, and more easily accessible to a greater number of people than ever before.

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One difference in how wealthy and poor people might have been affected by mass production is that with mass production came more availability of jobs. Competition for jobs kept the wages low so this might not have affected people who were wealthy and just wanted a job for cash for spending, where it could have affected the poorer people who need the job to eat and have a home, but since the wages were low, it most likely was not enough so the wife had to work as well.

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Mass production was difficult for individuals as workers because this meant that they needed to work longer hours in places with dangerous machines with little to no safety precautions, where if they got tired, they could easily injure themselves. Factory workers were used to working on farms where they took breaks when they needed to, now they worked for 14 days and became exhausted in places that were not high quality and were very dirty, which endangered them physically and caused diseases.

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Mass production benefits individuals as consumers because it allows for more access to affordable goods. As more products were becoming available and as more people were earning money, they were able to buy these goods and provide them for their families, and people now had the option to save money as the middle class started to form.

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Mass production was difficult for individuals as workers due to the fact that families were disrupted. Parents had to work long shifts at factories, mother and fathers could not spend a lot of time with their children, and child labor became common

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At the bottom of the classes were people who were poor and were sent to work in factories. The upper class people improved by  buying mass produced goods. White collar workers were known as the middle class and were office, and factory managers.  At the top were owners who owned large corporations.  Poor people lived in small tenement buildings in the slums.  In these buildings fires, and disease spread easily so many people lost their belongings or died.

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SAQ PART 1 - A (Marvin, Aidan, and Nathan)

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SAQ PART 1 - A (Marvin, Aidan, and Nathan)

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Mass production was one of many new systems established as a result of the industrial revolution. White-collar work and easy jobs meant more people could make money for themselves and more people could spend money on goods. Because of mass production, prices dropped and goods became cheaper to purchase, benefiting the middle and working class by allowing them to purchase more.

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The main difference in how wealthy and poor people were affected is rich people stayed in power and riches while the poor just got a taste of being able to afford things. The poor people lived in bad living conditions and couldn't make a living  as big companies grew bigger and became more rich off of mass production.

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Mass production was beneficial to individuals because it allowed for
more circulation of goods in the market. These goods allowed for a higher standard of living and cheaper prices.

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Mass production needed factories, and early factories had terrible working conditions for their many workers, while often paying them only barely enough to survive. Factories were hot, had no plumbing, workers had few breaks, and heavy machinery caused many deaths within factories, but each worker was easily replaceable so higher ups often did not care.

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Mass production was difficult for individuals and workers for many different reasons. Some of which include, respiratory issues caused by smog, changing family life, rapid spreading disease, terrible living conditions, and pollution to the environment.

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Mass production benefited individuals as consumers because it made goods cheaper, more abundant, and accessible to more people than ever before.

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Mass production held a large part of the rich getting richer, when one was in possession with enough money to start a mass production company, they inevitably got richer. As for the poor, the mass production that came with the industrial revolution lowered prices for products resulting in higher availability for the poor, boosting the economy.

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SAQ Part 1 - A (Nicholas, Cade, and Tyler)

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SAQ Part 1 - A (Nicholas, Cade, and Tyler)

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Mass production benefited individuals as consumers by increasing living standards and the amount of goods produced. This brought prices down and better lives for people.

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One major difference in how wealthy and poor people were affected by mass production can be seen in the changes in living standards for both classes. During this time, because of mass production and industrialization, the living standards for poor people had decreased, as they lived in slums, closely together, where fires, pollution and diseases were common. On the other hand, because of mass production the wealthy class’ living standards have increased as they are getting more goods from the working class.

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It forced more workers to work longer shifts for a half a day or 16 hours and even children had to work at factories due to the mass production. Many people did not get enough sleep and food to eat, and as well as everyone’s schedule being, work, eat, and then sleep, and as well as many people getting injured from exhaustion and even dying.

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While the lives of middle and upper class members improved by being able to spend leisure time buying mass produced products and engaging in fun activities, the working class often had less leisure time than before. Entire working families spent days apart, working in mills, factories, and mines just to get enough money to survive. They had nothing to spare on leisure time and often did not stop working enough to have any time to themselves.

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Working individuals in the lower class were under harsh conditions as many did hard labor in mines, or had to operate dangerous machinery in factories while being exhausted from a work week of 14 hours a day for 6 days a week. Many laborers had to inhale dangerous fumes from mining or burning coal as well, leading to respiratory health issues.

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Mass production increased the availability and variety of goods for a large number of people, specifically the middle and upper class. By making goods cheaper and more accessible, it encouraged increased standards of living for consumers.

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Mass production might affect wealthy people differently than poor because they could open more factories, allowing for more goods to be produced. Mass production would give poor people more jobs, but the conditions were inhumane and brutal to work in because of the number of workers in the factory. Mass production brought poverty and crime, which would affect the poor more than the rich.

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Mass production was difficult for individuals as workers because working populations were concentrated in urban centers, and it wasn’t spread in rural areas. Workplace shifted from small home businesses to big factories.

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Mass production benefited individuals as consumers because it made goods cheaper, more abundant, and more accessible to a larger number of people.