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Agriculture and handicrafts-based economies were converted into economies based on large-scale industry, automated manufacturing, and the factory system during the Industrial Revolution. Existing industries became more productive and efficient thanks to new machinery, new power sources, and new ways of arranging labor.
Many good things came out of the Industrial Revolution. An growth in wealth, products output, and living standards were among them. People had better meals, nicer dwellings, and lower-cost items. Education also improved throughout the Industrial Revolution.
The Industrial Revolution had many great aspects, but it also had many negative aspects, such as harsh working conditions, poor living circumstances, low salaries, child labor, and pollution.
The Neolithic Revolution was the critical transition that led to the birth of agriculture, bringing Homo sapiens from scattered groups of hunter-gatherers to farming villages, and from there to technologically sophisticated societies with great temples and towers, as well as kings and priests who directed their subjects' labor and recorded their exploits in writing.
These early farmers may have generated extra seeds and harvests that required storing as their farming skills improved. This would have sparked population expansion because to more continuous food supply, as well as necessitated a more settled lifestyle due to the need to store seeds and manage crops.
The agricultural revolution has a wide range of human implications. It's been connected to everything from socioeconomic inequity (because to people' increasing reliance on the land and anxieties of scarcity) to a drop in nutrition and an increase in infectious illnesses spread by domesticated animals.
