Friedrich Engels (M. Gempp)
Europe's industrial revolution was not a benefit any of us, it impacted all of us in a negative way. For example, they had the lower class live in worse conditions and tenements near the railroad station. Most of the factory workers had to live in terrible conditions in the tenements because they only had possibly enough room for two people to sleep on a bed and have the entire home warm. The money was always very scarce because it was normally use to pay for their stay in the tenements and for the food that they are given. Also the higher class lives in better condition, in their own houses, they had enough money to buy whatever they wanted and needed, and they didn't have these terrible conditions that they had to survive with unlike the lower-class, or the factory workers. I think that everyone should be living the same way with either better apartments or sharing households that two or more families could live and when they worked. People shouldn't live and bad conditions because it can affect their health, it could affect the job that they worked in, it could make conditions worse for everybody living around them, and also a very hard life on them because they never experience relaxing, they were always working, except Sundays. Also farmers were being kicked off their land today going to city once again, to work at the factories. Farmers should say on their farms and plan for their own good and plant for the community to in case they have customers that comes them and buy their products. The government should not be kicking farmers off the Atlanta they look in the factory so that the city could have more workers and possibly have worse conditions for everybody living there. Everybody should be equal with their jobs, money, and everything else. This revolution is also causing people to lose their job because new technology that is taking over everyone's job that everyone else only does my hand. This revolution has definitely been negative and many ways and has had a very big impact on the factory workers, the farmers, and a lot of the lower-class.
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