Defining the Industrial Revolution

Introduction

The Industrial Revolution marked the invention and occurrence of a new era of technological, social and information dissemination processes, which not only changed the course of history, but also laid the down the frame of work of the future that we have today.

The objective of the Industrial Revolution was to bring about such changes - both drastic and revolutionary - that not added to the human lifestyle but also continued to make way for easing the tremulous and tough routine that humans would have at that time.

Marking the year bracket 1750-1850, an entire century has been dedicated to changing the course of human existence and the way people worked at that point in time. While many models were considered to be alien at the time of invention, they substantially proved to be the most important creations today.

Inception of Industrial Revolution in England

The reason that the Industrial Revolution began in the state of England - or the United Kingdom - was because of the legal and cultural foundations that were laid down by the people of the country, whose plots and inventions were pointed at the ideas and the inventions that were brought forth by different 'entrepreneurs'. These people were those who were aware of their relative skills and abilities and that who were experts in their own respective areas and that who progressively and constructively yielded efforts and their contributions, only to becomes pioneers of this Revolution.

One of the most common, yet the most profound change that is part of routine was energy and its introduction in the society. Water wheelers, utilization of metals and heavy machinery and wider adoption of coal as an energy fuel were some of the most important contribution that has come forth even in the world today.

Impact of Industrial Revolution upon England

Since the Industrial Revolution has been routed in England, the results and outcomes were astounding and changed the course of how the English society moved and worked at that point in time.

The list of innovations and transformations that occurred in England are too many to list; however to name a few changes vastly occurred in the area of textile, metallurgy, mining, chemicals, gas lighting, glass making, paper machine and even impacted agriculture on a massive level.

Furthermore, with such massive transformations that continue to make way for the development and changing the course of life in England, ...