Entity: INDUSTRIAL-REVOLUTIO
The Industrial Revolution was a period of significant economic and social change characterized by the transition from hand tools to power-driven machinery in manufacturing.
INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
Etymology
The term 'Industrial Revolution' refers to the period of rapid industrial growth and technological advancement that took place in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Definition
The Industrial Revolution signifies a major shift in economic and social structures, where manual labor was replaced by machine-driven manufacturing processes.
Historical Context
Originating in Britain in the 18th century, the Industrial Revolution led to unprecedented changes in production methods, urbanization, and living standards.
Cultural Significance
The Industrial Revolution laid the foundation for modern industrial societies, shaping the way goods are produced and consumed on a global scale.
Related Concepts
- Mechanization
- Urbanization
- Industrialization
See Also
A transformative period in history marked by the widespread adoption of power-driven machinery and the shift from agrarian economies to industrialized manufacturing processes.