Victorian industrialization

Victorian industrialization, occurring during the 19th century in Britain, was a period when manufacturing and technology rapidly advanced. It shifted economies from handmade crafts to machine production, leading to the growth of factories, urbanization, and new jobs. This transformation improved productivity and goods availability but also created social challenges, such as poor working conditions and environmental impact. Overall, Victorian industrialization shaped modern industrial society, fueling economic growth and technological progress while also prompting social and political change.