The Industrial Revolution and British Society What problems and what benefits did the Industrial Revolution bring to British society? Were the people better or worse off with the changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution? The Industrial Revolution refers to the changes in methods of production and the resulting tremendous increase in the production of goods which took place in Britain between about 1750 and 1870. The improved production methods made a greater range or products available …showed first 75 words of 7519 total…

…showed last 75 words of 7519 total…to support their newly strengthened nations. Increased nationalism occurred in most parts of Europe, coupled with widespread support for nationalism. In general, citizens supported the government because the government appeared to have a genuine interest in the affairs of the common citizen. The coming of industrialization in Europe brought along with it a new sense of power. Citizens believed that they were capable of having a voice in their government, and control over their future.