Industry Revolution

The Industrial Revolution was a period, starting in the late 18th century, when societies shifted from handcrafted, agrarian economies to industrial ones powered by machinery. It introduced technological innovations like the steam engine and mechanized textile production, leading to increased productivity, urbanization, and economic growth. This era transformed how goods were made, created new job opportunities, and significantly affected social and living conditions. The Industrial Revolution marked a fundamental change in daily life, economic structures, and global interconnectedness, shaping the modern industrialized world we live in today.