Introduction

 By the end of the Industrial Revolution there started to be some problems and wanted changes among the working class. Because most of the jobs were in the city, people had to live in poor and unsanitary conditions which also caused an uprising and demand for change. With these wanted changes by the working class came the want for a voice in government so that their concerns could be heard and be takien into account.

 As countries industrialized and advancements in both technology and science came into play, Europeans looked expand to find raw materials for the products elsewhere. AS the markets in Eupoe grew competitive so did the rights for foreign lands for natural resources. Battles were fought in both Africa and Asia over the rights for the rich lands with natural resources.

• What countries had the rights over Africa and Asia?
• What new inventions helped spark economic growth?
• What reforms were created to help the working class?