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The evolution of the industrial revolution
Every industrial revolution is not only a technological innovation, but also a profound social change. They change the mode of production, social relations, and even the structure and appearance of society as a whole.
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The evolution of the industrial revolution
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The evolution of the industrial revolution
first industrial revolution 1860s
Transportation changes
The birth and development of railways
Improved transportation efficiency
Promoted trade and exchange
The invention and application of steamboats
Improved water transport efficiency
The invention and application of the steam engine
Watt's improved steam engine
Improved steam engine efficiency
Promoted the development of industry
Wide application of steam engines
Textile industry
transportation industry
mining
The establishment of the factory system
Promoted the urbanization process
Improved production efficiency
centralized production
second industrial revolution 1870s
Development of communication technology
The invention and application of the telegraph
Improved information transfer efficiency
Promoted global exchanges
The invention and application of the telephone
Improved voice communication efficiency
Promotes communication between people
Wide application of electricity
invention of generator
Improved energy efficiency
Promoted the development of industry
Application of electricity in industrial production
Improved production efficiency
Promoted the modernization of industry
The rise of the chemical industry
Production of chemical fertilizers and pesticides
Improved agricultural production efficiency
Promoted agricultural modernization
Production of chemicals
Improved medical standards
Promote human health
third industrial revolution 1950s and 1960s
Development of space technology
Launch and application of artificial satellites
Improved communication efficiency
Promoted global exchanges
The development of space exploration
Improved human understanding of the universe
Promoted scientific and technological progress;
The rise of computer technology
The invention and application of computers
Improved information processing efficiency
Promoted scientific and technological progress
Application of computers in industrial production
Improved production efficiency
Promoted the modernization of industry
development of biotechnology
Applications of genetic engineering
Improved agricultural production efficiency
Promoted agricultural modernization
Development of biopharmaceuticals
Improved medical standards
Promote human health
promoted maritime trade