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The Emergence if the Working Class through The Industrial Revolution, 1750-1914, in Europe, UK and USA. During the period 1750-1914 Britain, Europe and the United States went through dramatic economic changes and transformations with many comparisons and contrasts throughout the three regions. The emergence of the working class is said to have been a direct result of these changes. The Industrial revolution, 1750 to 1914, has an enormously important part to play in the emergence of the working class and to understand properly its significance one must look back to a pre-industrialised society and thus identify the astronomic differences in the way people worked/survived. Before this Industrial Revolution occurred Britain along with the US and Europe were all largely agricultural, citizens would only farm and manufacture on a very small scale, doing so merely to provide for the family (domestic consumption). During this early period there was no such thing as factory...

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