to exploited , mechanized working classes that were too fragmented to produce a change in harsh working conditions and overcome the power held by the new bourgeoisieledto exploited , mechanized working classes that were too fragmented to produce a change in harsh working conditions and overcome the power held by the new bourgeoisie

an economic chasm between those with access to wealth , resources and technology and those whose physical labour was their only resourcecreatedan economic chasm between those with access to wealth , resources and technology and those whose physical labour was their only resource

to massive migrationsledto massive migrations

in people being ripped away from their roots which Matthew Arnold expressed in his poem Dover Beach and similarly reflected in God ’s Grandeur by Hopkinsresultedin people being ripped away from their roots which Matthew Arnold expressed in his poem Dover Beach and similarly reflected in God ’s Grandeur by Hopkins

to the breakdown of certain industries which used to generate employmentalso resultedto the breakdown of certain industries which used to generate employment

to a rapid growth of townsledto a rapid growth of towns

to the birth of countless British inventions and technologies that changed the worldleadsto the birth of countless British inventions and technologies that changed the world

to numerous increases in population leading to less arable landledto numerous increases in population leading to less arable land

the employment slack(passive) created bythe employment slack

a demand for cotton which was produced in the American Southcreateda demand for cotton which was produced in the American South

in the overall increase in productivity and abundance in material goodsresultedin the overall increase in productivity and abundance in material goods

in the creation of vast amorphous factories such ashad resultedin the creation of vast amorphous factories such as

to a situation where the factories produced much more than the population ( most of whom were poor ... could consumerledto a situation where the factories produced much more than the population ( most of whom were poor ... could consumer

to the creation of the middle class - city folk opened manufactures and became full - time tradersleadto the creation of the middle class - city folk opened manufactures and became full - time traders

to urbanizationledto urbanization

more time - saving devices and higher family incomes , which gave even the middle - class the ability to have some domestic hired help in addition to housekeeping assistance from older children or other extended family members ... and this in turn may have allowed more women time to pursue pastimes such as household crafts ( Bell 27createdmore time - saving devices and higher family incomes , which gave even the middle - class the ability to have some domestic hired help in addition to housekeeping assistance from older children or other extended family members ... and this in turn may have allowed more women time to pursue pastimes such as household crafts ( Bell 27

a working class of men and women waiting to hand you a free credit card the minute you walked in the doorcreateda working class of men and women waiting to hand you a free credit card the minute you walked in the door

a new class of merchants and capitalists who emerged to replace the traditional landed interesthad createda new class of merchants and capitalists who emerged to replace the traditional landed interest

the desire of people to escape the business and grunginess of the citiesgradually sparkedthe desire of people to escape the business and grunginess of the cities

in a need for foreign markets and raw materialsresultedin a need for foreign markets and raw materials

to the invention of the elevator and electric lighting making these tall buildings practicalledto the invention of the elevator and electric lighting making these tall buildings practical

to the Great Migration of black farmersledto the Great Migration of black farmers

at least to an increase in sick and disabled peopleto have contributedat least to an increase in sick and disabled people

to wholly unexpected events and social situationsledto wholly unexpected events and social situations