The industrial revolution by Thái Anh Mai

The first industrial revolution

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The second industrial revolution

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The First Industrial Revolution was a period of major technological advancements, like the steam engine and power loom, that shifted production from hand tools to machines, primarily in Britain from the late 18th century. This led to new energy sources, the factory system, and significant social changes like urbanization and the rise of a working class.

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The Second Industrial Revolution, roughly from the late 19th to early 20th centuries, was a period of rapid industrialization driven by new technologies like electricity, the internal combustion engine, and mass production techniques. 1 This era saw the rise of large corporations, increased automation, and significant advancements in transportation and communication, leading to further societal changes and globalization.

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The Second Industrial Revolution from the late 19th through to the early 20th century was one of speedy industrialisation brought on by emerging technology including electricity, the internal combustion engine, and the use of mass production methodologies. This saw huge companies come on the scene, greater levels of automation, improved transportation as well as communications technologies, resulting in extensive transformations at the social level and accelerated world globalization.