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the industrial revolution changed life dramatically. new inventions made it possible to produce goods and transport products easier and faster than ever before. however, these improvements also had a negative impact on people, society, and the environment. in a well-developed essay, explain whether the benefits of the industrial revolution outweigh the consequences. provide logical reasons and evidence to support your claim.

Yes, its benefits were greater

Explanation:

although it had a negative impact on the labor part of the people (increase in working hours and decrease in wages) these over time knew how to adapt to these measures taken, such as in the manufacture of machinery (expanding their capacities and learning as well) and in their management, which would also imply a much smaller effort compared to the handmade manufacture of the products. In addition, it benefited much progress at the industrial level and many other products were improved thanks to these advances, which ended in an improvement in the standard of living of the people of the time (use of the telegraph or telephone, steam machinery, electrical energy, etc. ) and also for the countries, since it favored the commercialization between them.

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