Differences in Colonialism and Imperialism, Capitalism, Mercantilism, and the Industrial Revolution.(part 3)

### Dear serey all The impact of the development of the Industrial Revolution Industry begins in the UK then spreads to almost all other European countries and also to the North Americans and also to the North Americans and also to the North American revolution of the influence of the living changes in the various fields of life. In the event of the following causes. The changes are the following impacts. The change of the economy is the following impacts. The change of economy is revolutionary in the economy of the economy, the larger the revolution of the economy of the economy of the economy of the economy of the economy of the economy of the economy, the priority of the country's revolution, the largely the economy of the economy is the very important limitation and the scale of the revolution of the industry, the largely the country's revolution, the largely the limitation of the agricultural revolution. The trade is still very limited and in a scale that is still very limited and in a scale that is still very small and in a scale that is still very small and the scale of industrial is generally limited and the goods are produced are only limited and the goods produced are only limited only to the booking. Relations of the revolution that is supposed to be provided large enough for the use of new engine machines and factories when compared to the simple tools of the previous period, but production of massive products will be given the possibility of reducing costs and are even able to increase the advantages of expenses, and the other production is massive, and the capacity of the materials will be able to provide the possibility of the cost of the issue that is incurred and can even provide profit and expands the advantages of developing the majority of the population of switching the profession to switch the profession to the worker's factor. The profession of profession is mainly done by the farmers of the workers who do not have the ground. This change of profession, they are doing in the hope of the expectations of the profession, they do with the hope of being able to improve the expectations of the profession, they do with the hope of being able to improve the level of the profession, they do with the hope of being able to improve the improvement of this profession, they do with the hope of being able to improve the degree of life, they do with the hope of to improve the degree of life, they do with the hope of to improve the degree of life, they do. In line with the industrial revolution, pre-formed trade organizations such as EIC, VOC, and so on developed. Initially these trading companies were Persero with unlimited liability. The industrial revolution had the effect of forming these trading companies into companies with joint capital which of course with limited responsibility. In subsequent developments, these companies will give birth to Trust models and monopolies of large companies. Such companies are ultimately able to build giant businesses that reach a very wide area in the world, thus forming networks such as the octopus system.  After the industrial revolution caused Britain to emerge as the strongest industrial country in the world. This was followed by other countries so that the so-called big four were born as the strongest country in the world in the fields of economy and industry, even in politics. These countries are Britain, France, Germany and the United States. The emergence of this kind of power seems to form an economic pattern that shows the relationship between the division of labor between the powerful industrial countries and the countries below it. These industrial countries are the main producing regions of industrial products, while other countries are the marketing regions of the industrial products. Therefore, economic inequality occurs, because more economic value is controlled by these industrial countries. This can be seen from the following table: #### 2. Changes in the social system In the early phase of the industrial revolution there were turbulences in people's lives. The opening of industries has generated interest from the community to shift their livelihoods from agriculture to industrial workers. This condition triggers a fairly high flow of urbanization in the UK, so people from rural areas flock to urban areas to become workers in industrial sectors in urban areas. Not all urbanites have been successfully accommodated in industries. Many of them eventually became unemployed in urban areas, because they did not want to go back to their home villages and remain in the city in the hope that they would someday get jobs in these industrial sectors. The large number of unemployed people in cities has triggered a high crime rate. This is because they still need money to support their living needs, while their conditions do not have income because they have no job. In the end they did not hesitate to commit crimes by stealing, maiming, and seizing to make ends meet. Meanwhile, for those who have got jobs in industrial sectors, their lives are not getting better. Capitalists often pressure their workers with high workloads to achieve high production which will bring more profits. This is not matched by the fulfillment of adequate workers' rights, very low wages, and no provision of health, housing, education and family welfare for workers. In the end, this will encourage the creation of slums in urban areas due to the inability of workers to build more decent housing. Such conditions also trigger the presence of workers from the community of women and children. The minimum wage received by workers causes them to have to seek additional income to cover their living expenses. Therefore, underage women and children are involved in the industry. This raises problems when their rights are not fulfilled, especially rights in special conditions such as the right for pregnant women or differentiation of work time for child workers. ___ ***continued*** ____ #### Thanks @sunbahri