Nyjil ThomasMrs. ImmediataWorld History Essay3/29/14Industrial Trials and TribulationsThroughout the first half of the Industrial Revolution, there were many examples of terrible and dirty living conditions, gruesome working conditions that changed over time, and loss of the traditional way of life, these examples were observed by reformers. , and doctors in all kinds of ways. These reformers and doctors are: Charles Thackrah, Andrew Ure, Edwin Chadwick, Friedrich Engels. The revolution itself gave us mass production and machines, but it also gave rise to disease and serious health problems, it gave life a feeling of dissatisfaction and caused serious damage in the world. The Industrial Revolution marked a huge change in production, in which machines replaced tools. Steam and other sources replaced human labor and animals working for skilled workers were replaced by unskilled workers with less wages. The Industrial Revolution resulted in jobs done at home by family members, such as spinning yarn, being carried out using large, powerful machines in factories, such as the first textile and cotton spinning mills. In these living conditions affirmed by Edwin Chadwick “Poor Law Commissioners on an Inquiry into the Sanitary Conditions of the Labor Population of Great Britian (1842)”. Chadwick says that "many of the diseases which appear in Britain are caused by the working class, chiefly by the decomposition of animals and vegetable substances, by damp and dirt, by cramped and overcrowded dwellings, which they live in separate houses, in rural villages, in small towns or in larger cities. Chadwick also explained that there were more deaths from dirt and poor ventilation than deaths from wars. In all circles of paper......, and the loss of the traditional way of life, these examples have been observed by reformers and physicians in all sorts of ways. These reformers and doctors are: Charles Thackrah, Andrew Ure, Edwin Chadwick, Friedrich Engels. From the improvement of health and living and working conditions, this gave birth to the industrial revolution. The Industrial Revolution was a time of great imagination and improvement. Inventions that made new products created a demand that caused continued demand. Inventors, scientists and other brilliant people almost never intended to create such a chasm between the working class and the industrial machine, but it was created anyway and somehow charted the future, the way we operate today and mass production. of certain things and how safety and health are our main concerns since the 19th century, history repeats itself.