Week 3 Discussion Urbanism: The Industrial Revolution (18th-19th century)

Industrial Revolution
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Industrial revolution
The industrial revolution began in the 18th century and continued in the 19th century, but it stabilized in late 19th century and early 20th century. This was when the effect of industrial revolution began to be recognized. Industrial revolution lead to the growth of urban environment. It was due to the demand of workforce for the industries. Thus, people had to settle near the industries. Moreover, the demand to access the products and carrying out business transactions led to the creation of markets within the industries premises. Due to the settlement of the laborers and the development of the markets within the industrial region, there was the development of the urban environment worldwide.[(Hudson, P. (1992). The Industrial Revolution. New York: Routledge, Chapman and Hall, Incorporation.)] [(Berg, M., & Hudson, P. (1992). "Rehabilitating the Industrial Revolution". . The Economic History Review, 45(1), 24–50.)]
The industrial revolution is the greatest influential transformational change as it enabled the improvement on ways of living of the associated employees. In specific, the urban development was greatly influenced by the revolution in the industrial sector. The establishment of the industrial sector created employment for the society, thus individuals working in the industries could use resources earned from industries to financially develop themselves. It led to the advancement within the society thus influencing how people lived.
The commercialization of the air travel was a very great boost to the industrial sector. Commercialization of the airlines led to the availability of the qualified workforce from all over the word for the industries. Industries could facilitate their survival by obtaining the required type of laborers through an easy and a fast means of transport. On the other side, products could be transported to the regions where they were on demand. The negativity had been realized through the realization of the innovations in industrial sector rendering the society unemployed. Commercial airlines imported individuals who initiated the innovations.[(Morison, E. E. (1996). Men, Machines and Modern Times. . Cambridga, Ma and London, UK: : The M.I.T Press.)] [(Agarwal, R. C. (2014). Air Transport: chahracterisitics, Advantags and disadvantages. Retrieved from Yourarticlelibrary: /geograp...