Social Impacts of Industrialisation and attempts to employ employment
Social Impacts of Industrialisation and attempts to employ employment
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- Created on: 10-05-14 22:14
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- Social Impacts of Industrialisation: began to more Russia from a land based society to one more focused on money, capital and wages.
- Negative
- Although there were more opportunities for the peasantry, the gap between the peasantry and nobility was still large
- As more people moved to the urban areas, decreasing living standards
- Positive
- Government contracts and loans allowed greater opportunities for the enterprising
- The growth of industrialisation say more people becoming 'middle management' Secondly as society grew complexed there was more of a need for doctors, teachers and lawyers
- Attempts to improve employment
- 1885 - prohibited night-time employment of women and children
- 1892 - employment of those under 12 and women in mines were banned
- 1912 health insurance for workers
- Negative
- Positive
- Government contracts and loans allowed greater opportunities for the enterprising
- The growth of industrialisation say more people becoming 'middle management' Secondly as society grew complexed there was more of a need for doctors, teachers and lawyers
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