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Industrialists were a group of people who wanted the government to spend more on infrastructure, free trade between nations, and less government "interference" with how businesses and factories ran. In the end, they believed that the prosperity of industrialization and free unhampered trade would ultimately benefit everyone, but in reality it would benefit the bourgeoisie the most.

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As some capitalist nations grew too powerful, they began to get power-hungry, they began to get very imperialist and take over other nations. World War I was one of the direct outcomes of this power drive.

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The middle class were created by the Wealth of the Industrialization. The middle class where angered because their exclusion from power in a political system which favored aristocrats. They also held contempt for the lower classes ("proletariat's; the growing mass of the urban poor and working class), in result causing them try to separate themselves from the lower class which they had less and less culturally in common.

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Wages back in the industrial revolution were really bad, no one got paid enough to have a good income for their family. The best ages to get money was in their 20-50s and the males got the most amount of pay while women's stayed the same. People could start working at the ripe age of 11 or as old as 60.

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With the increase of supply and demand, different governments took shape. Capitalists took strong thoughts on a free-trade and business-based form of governments. Communists took things into a centralized, product-based idea, and socialists were in the middle

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Quote from the source Khan Academy, "The industrial revolution led to rapid changes in people's living and working conditions. In response to poor working conditions, labor movements organized alliances known as unions and pushed for reforms. Reform movements happened around the world, but started in Britain and the United States.  They focused on labor rights, social welfare, women’s rights, and working to end slavery. Created by World History Project" The peoples responce to the Industrialization was a positive and negitive, it led to good changes yet it had a bad chain reaction.

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With the industrial revolution, women began to get more equal rights. They began to get more jobs, as well as voting and political freedoms.

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Quote from the Hartford Stage article. "The Victorian Era (1837–1901) is defined by the reign of Queen Victoria, who ascended to the throne at the age of 18 and ruled during the industrialization of England, encouraging tremendous change and expansive growth of England’s domestic and foreign power." Queen Victoria seemed to like the idea of the industrialization and seemed to support it.

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World History: The Modern Era Textbook by Pearson

http://www.mrfarshtey.net/whnotes/Changes-IR.pdf

https://www.encyclopedia.com/history/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/social-and-political-impact-first-phase-industrial-revolution

https://www.hartfordstage.org/stagenotes/acc15/industrial-revolution#:~:text=The%20Victorian%20Era%20(1837%E2%80%931901,England's%20domestic%20and%20foreign%20power

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Some problems that stemmed from Industrialization are pollution and other things close to that. Factories were emitting smoke that destroyed air quality, people were throwing trash and waste into lakes and oceans killing the ecosystems in there like the coral reefs, fish, and other live things there.

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Where the Industrialization Started From. 

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Where the Industrialization Started From. 

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The big hit to industrialization started from England, and since the technollogy that England was creating was such a life changing thing everywhere else started to follow in their footsteps, creating factories and other things simmilar to that.