Chapter 17

I learned many things from chapter 17, almost all including things about the Industrial Revolution.
First, I was not aware that The Industrial Revolution specifically began in Britain because of the amount of available workers and how easy it was to create a company with these workers. Britain believed in science, and through experiments were able to create advancements in medical. I was also intrigued to find out that without the industrial revolution there would be no working or middle class. These are vital class' to our society today. Along with the introduction of new class', came the representation of those people. I learned that there was no political party presenting the workers, as well, socialist ideas didn't resonate with Americans because the population was so diverse, making many different view points.