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A 3 page paper which examines the invention of the locomotive. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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in larger quantities, and then ultimately allowed for the travel of individuals in a quicker and more relaxed environment. The following paper examines the locomotive and the changes seen in
relationship to the locomotive as well as the Industrial Revolution. The Locomotive Effects of the Industrial Revolution on society (at least
2): One of the most obvious changes that came about because of the Industrial Revolution was the shift from rural living to urban living. With the growth of various industries
people were less likely to be able to make a living on their own land. For example, a person who was previously a weaver could no longer make money weaving
because the Industrial Revolution could weave on an enormous scale in comparison. As such many people left the farm so to speak, and moved to the cities in order to
find work and survival. Another change that occurred with the Industrial Revolution was simply the change in the way people lived their
lives. For example, people were more likely to travel and see more than their home region during their lives. Their lives changed in almost every aspect as food could be
more readily purchased in a store rather than growing it, one could expect to actually find themselves connected with other parts of the world as well. The technology of the
Industrial Revolution brought the world to a position where it seemed smaller. Explanation of the invention: When one speaks of the locomotive
one actually is likely speaking of more than one invention. For example, what many consider to be the locomotive, invented by Richard Trevithick in 1804, was a steam machine that
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