The Industrial Revolution: The Birth of the Modern World \\ Part III.

Late 19th century. Two industrial revolutions sweep across the Western world. In less than a hundred years, the world changed more than in the entire history of human civilization.
You will learn how the Industrial Revolution changed cities, the population and the social structure of society. We will trace how the new changes affected the life of an ordinary person and society as a whole, learn the standard of living of a British worker in the second half of the 19th century and the price level in England, as well as how much it cost to get to America on a transatlantic liner.
The new era has provided huge opportunities and challenges for the states, and those who will be able to ride the wave of new technologies - will have the advantage in the struggle for world leadership. We will see the economic statistics of Western countries, and how some countries became new leaders, and the old ones gradually surrendered the palm of primacy.