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Franklin Delano Roosevelt What was distinctive about Britain that may help to explain its status as the breakthrough point of the Industrial Revolution Since its beginning in Great Britain the Industrial Revolution profoundly transformed society. The Industrial Revolution: . Cottages to Factories. Prior to the revolution, most products were made by hand in the home; this was the cottage industry, or the domestic system.. In the cottage industry, capitalists paid people to make product in their own homes. . L/O – To describe what the factory system was and to judge whether factories were a change for the better or worse. Definition. Factory System. = a way of producing goods by manufacturing them with machines in a factory rather than by hand at home. change recipe. Peter Reason. Lowcarbonworks. University of Bath. The Lowcarbonworks project. ‘What is it that helps and hinders the adoption of low carbon technologies?’. There are scientific and technical dimensions to this question and scientific and technical research will remain important. . Changes in Production, Business, & Classes. Changes in Production. 1. The Factory System revolutionized the way products were made through interchangeable parts, division of labor, & assembly lines. The Factory System allowed for . Prepared by. . . Miss Soe Myat Yee Mon Thein. Assoc. Prof. . Surintorn. . Kalampakorn. . . Women & Work. 1. All American Women have ALWAYS worked. . 2. Only poor women generally worked for WAGES.. 3. A LOT of women’s work is unwaged– domestic work (cooking, laundering, cleaning), reproductive work (making and rearing children), and volunteer work (ladies aid societies, philanthropy. Nature of Work. The Cottage Industry (homemade goods) was replaced by the Factory System (machine-made goods).. Working Conditions:. Work day was 12-16 hours (only 1 . hr. break). Work week was 6 days (plus ½ day on Sunday). The factories act was passed in 1948 to regulate labour. . employment in the factories. The act is an important legislation which is intended for the benefit of workers.. It came into force on April 1,1949.. As poet William Blake described: . “dark Satanic mills”. Textiles Before the Revolution. Workers would sit at a spinning wheel working at their own pace and their own time. . They were well paid because they needed to attract a lot of them to make enough for the population.. Industrial Revolution. What jobs are being depicted here?. Compare your daily routine with that of a factory girl working in Lancashire 1820. How are they different?. What is your schedule like in comparison?. The factories act was passed in 1948 to regulate labour. . employment in the factories. The act is an important legislation which is intended for the benefit of workers.. It came into force on April 1,1949.. Cells are Living Systems. Welcome to the World of Cells! . . Introduction to Cells (2:55). . Frank Gregorio. Cells are . tiny systems . that make up all living things, including YOU!. Tiny parts called organelles work together in this system to make . h) In case of any article or substance found in any premises which appears to him as likely to cause danger to health or safety of workers , direct it to be dismantled or subject to any process for test.. Mr. Armilio World History. The Year is 1700 and the nation is England. The scene is a rural village. Life here in our rural English village is similar to other villages throughout Europe in the 18. th.