Causes and Consequences of Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions
Causes of Agriculture Revolution
In the 18th century, in Europe there were some causes to succeed the agricultural revolution. These are the causes:
- In the farming system, farmers did not use many tools for work, because they didn’t have many low-quality materials.
- Everyone shared land and every year they left a different part free, the space that was left in the middle, was left free.
- As they had few opportunities for work and production only produced enough food for each family.
- The last one had very low productivity.
Consequences of Agriculture Revolution
In the 18th century, after those things happened, they happened some consequences: The areas they used began to control the government and some farmer they stayed with anything. They started higher productivity. They invented new farming methods and tools. Looking at the situation the people started moving to the cities.
Stages of the Industrial Revolution
On the path of industrial revolution, in the 18th century were different stages. The first in years 1780-1850 they started using water and steam, and they invented the first mechanized manufacturing equipment, in 1784 they invented the first mechanical loom. Next, in the years 1850-1945 they used electrical power and they invented the introduction of mass production and in 1870 was the first assembly line. The third was in the years 1945-2010 using electronics and computers. In 1961 they invented the first industrial robot, the computer. And to finish, in 2012 using the cyber-physical system a collaborative robot invented the internet.
Causes of Industrial Revolution
In England In the middle of the 18th century they started the industrial revolution, as a consequence of the agricultural revolution. There were some causes for this revolution. To start with, they started using new energy sources and basic materials. New machines were also invented. As new agricultural techniques food production increased. To finish, there worse a demographic increase, and more people were born.
Consequences of Industrial Revolution
In the middle of the 18th century as consequences of the agricultural revolution. In industrial revolution was some consequences. In economic, in society and in demography. In economic, a causes to started using new energy sources and basic materials. They created some factories. Than a this factory was produced, more quickly and more cheaply. They invented the Banking system. In the 19th century first the started new invention of machine they production was higher, more chip. Between society, in the classes there were more differences, because the people moved to the cities and industrial society based in cities, after this moment. To finish, they changed the demography, because the people migrated to the cities and population growth.
Industrialization in the Basque Country
In the middle of the 19th century, in Biscay, in Gipuzkoa and in the middle of the 20th century industrialization arrived in Basque country. In Biscay, European powers wanted the material that was in the province, and thanks to that he became rich. The factories were concentrated in the surrounding area of Bilbao. Many people migrated to Biscay to get work. Something similar happened in Gipuzkoa, but things were different. The factories were smaller, in this case they contracted local workers. They did different things, such as train manufacture, the armament industry and paper factories.
WW1
In the 20th century, in 1914 when Franz Ferdinand was killed by a Serbian student, Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia. Were many factors to start the war, because the European countries had colonies in Africa, and those who took the interior of the continent wanted the sea. When Russia realized this, it helped to Serbia. Next France helped Russia and Germany helped Austria-Hungary, because they declared war on Russia and France. Germany invaded France and attacked Belgium. To finish, England helped Belgium. The war was divided into two groups, Allied Powers, France, Great Britain and Russia. And in Central Powers, Germany and Austria-Hungary. In 1917 Russia left the war, because it had other problems in the country. And in 1918 finished the war.