For example, a worker would be required to just do a few screws of a lamp. The worker obtained new and distinctive skills and his task shifted. Instead of being a craftsman working with hand tools, he became a machine operator. Breaking down the job benefited individuals by making jobs faster and cheaper (Finnerty 2)...
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Industrialization required the production by machine rather than by hand. The fact that machinery was being brought in to the work place allowed workers to produce vast amounts of products. Some of the products were; clothes, textiles, agricultural goods and the processing of natural resources (Dougherty)...
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