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The Good, the Bad, and the UglyAn Analysis on the lives of the Upper, Middle, and Lower classes during the industrial revolution I have fully upheld Delbartons Honor Code in letter and spirit.Signature Anthony Farinacci Anthony Farinacci Feb. 12, 2014 European History Mr. Gentine Delbarton School Befo re the industrial Revolution, Great Britain made minuscule changes to society and the economy was slow. Once 1750 began, Britain was on the verge of having an industrial Revolution. The industrial Revolution shifted Britain from an agricultural society to an industrial society. Many other countries tried to follow Britain and have their own Industrial Revolution, but any(prenominal) were not as successful. Even though the peasants had a rough life during the Industrial Revolution, it did benefit the diaphragm and upper classes. The Industrial Revolution had an everlasting effect on European society because some of the advancements that were made are still used today. During the Indu... ...onized the manufacturing of cotton and opened up new industries. Arthur Young who lived during the Industrial Revolution had a very ruling quote about Watt. He said, In what path of life hobo a man be found that will not alive his pursuit from seeing the steam-engine of Watt? James Watt changed the course of the Industrial Revolution with his invention of the Steam Engine. The upper class gained much revenue enhancement from the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution in Great Britain truly naturalized Europe in different ways. The peasants worked long hours and lived in poor conditions. The middle class lived modest lives and sometimes were promoted to the upper class. The upper class greatly benefited with the new advancements in technology. The Industrial Revolution helped make Europe a more advanced place, even though it did have some flaws.