The Industrial Revolution: Transformations in Economy and Society

This examination addresses the Industrial Revolution, a pivotal period from the late 18th to the 19th century, marked by significant economic and social transformations. Key focuses include technological advancements, shifts in labor, and changes in social structures.

The Industrial Revolution serves as a fundamental case study in understanding contemporary economic systems and labor relations. Its effects shape modern manufacturing, urbanization, and the conception of work, influencing current socioeconomic paradigms.

Candidates will be examined on their ability to verbalize the causes and effects of the Industrial Revolution, compare pre-industrial and post-industrial societies, and discuss how these changes have laid the groundwork for current economic frameworks.

Students are encouraged to critically assess the long-term impacts of the Industrial Revolution on contemporary society, considering both positive advancements and negative consequences within varying historical contexts.