"The rise of the American standard of living translated to our nation's populace enjoying more conveniences and amenities for a relatively low cost" (Dunn, P. 1). ... Socially, the new market in farming had revolutionized towns. ... There had to be a way of communicating this great news - this is when new advancements in technology came into play in the social world. ... According to the text, Dunn states, "While some may scorn the concept of women working for less pay than men, the fact of the matter is that women having such an important role during the Industrial Revolut...

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Nowadays, not only in Tianjin, Beijing, but also in most cities even towns, this kind of phenomenon is happening everywhere. ... At present, industrialization is the crucial thing in our country according to our situation. ... It doesn't consider the situation of our country. ... Urban planning plays a significant role in construction and city development. ... As a result, when making the urban planning, we should expand our horizon into the future and think of our descendants' life. ...

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Britain plays an important role in the process of industrialization as many and many technologies were invented. ... The industrial revolution had seen a rapid growth of the cities and town as a result of the migration of the rural people to the urban areas. ... For the period of Industrial Revolution, we can see that Britain had achieved a lot in their inventions and innovations which has make it the most important period in the history of our life. ...

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The society of Mary Shelley new what the boundary of playing God was; some chose to rebuke it others to achieve it, those rebuking it outweighing those considering it. Our society has been meddling with the properties of "God creations" for many years. ... Insight into the science of the time shows the reasoning of reactions of the towns people whom conveyed hatred and disgust towards Frankenstein's creature. ...

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