Title: Why is the Industrial Revolution considered a turning point in world history? - Quora
Headings: Why is the Industrial Revolution considered a turning point in world history?
Why is the Industrial Revolution considered a turning point in world history?
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Content: That is the wealth change for the average american. The added wealth has not bought just toys, it has bought medical advances that keep us alive. Penicillin is not the result of one person's brilliance, it is the result of the rescorces being available so hundreds could work the problem and one person find the answer and get the nobel prize. The first rotary steam engines were offered in 1776. The first “successful” high pressure steam engine was the Rocket in 1829. Steam engines freed up subsistence farmers to get an education and improve everyone’s life. Mohammad Shah
, studied GCE O Levels at Beaconhouse School System (2018)
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The industrial revolution was considered a turning point because it positively affected the production of goods and the speed at which the world advanced. Products which took months to manufacture, could then be manufactured in a matter of days . Thus , this provided boost to the human race and guaranteed a better life . The industrial revolution brought production of goods and trade at its zenith.