Industrial revolution

As the industrial revolution developed in the United States, traditional patterns of work were disrupted and replaced by more ridged, structured, factory-based workplaces. The older notion of the “Artisan Republic”—in which craftsmen could aspire to the status of a master within their given field—was threatened. American workers resisted this change. In what ways did Americans seek to maintain these older traditions of work, and how successful were they?

Write a 5 page paper that addresses the question posed above. In your response, be sure to base your claims on materials read in the assigned readings (you do not need to read additional sources for this assignment.)

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Introduction

Change in any sector of the economy is inevitable. Industrial revolution was profound especially in the last few centuries owing to the developments in technology and the changes in consumer demands. This brought about the need to change from the traditional patterns of work to ensure that the demands of consumers were met and that the art work was up to date. Although the Americans resisted this industrial revolution, they finally came to terms with the changes and embraced the changes…..

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