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How far do the sources support the conclusion that, during the period 1780-1914, the economy and society of Britain was transformed, and with remarkably little conflicts?
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How far do the sources support the conclusion that, during the period 1780-1914, the economy and society of Britain was transformed, and with remarkably little conflicts? In the period of 1850-1914 Britain was irrevocably set on the path to full industrialisation1. However, it is questionable the extent that the Industrial Revolution transformed the economic and society of Britain. On the surface, the emergence of the middle class and decline of monarchy power seemed to be a clear indicator upon the change that was a consequence of the revolution. Sources 1 to 6 have differing opinion upon the extent of change and its resulting conflict. Source 1 is an example of a source that supports the view that the economic and society of Britain was transformed. It clearly states the acclamation of a foreigner, a Swede. Phrases such as, "extended extraordinary," "housed with outward magnificence" further emphasise his adulation. However, the fact that...
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