Industrialization, Was It Worth It?

After lots of research and analysis I have decided that I will say that I supported the idea of industrialization. In an interview with Harry Reece he talks about how industrialization played a big role in his life. He was saying how he was so enthusiastic when he saw his first trolley. He is for industrialization because it is the new way for the future. It talks about how the trolleys made it easier to get around rather than walking, and it’s much faster. With it being faster you could get to places you want to go at a higher speed than you would walking. My perspective is that the trolley is one of the more impactful inventions because it gave other ideas for new ways of getting around. Likewise, there was an ad created by Wyckoff, Seasmans, & Benedict.  It shows how big of an impact typewriters have on the society. It says how the typewriter is on a bigger demand than ever before. This proves how the country is changing in a positive way as a result of industrialization. It says how there are many different kinds of typewriters. The invention of the typewriters has positively affected business because of the fact that it makes business easier. It makes the business easier because the work that the people would write on a piece of paper they would put into the typewriter, writing takes longer than typing. Also you would get  more work done using a typewriter. Presumably in a photograph by the Detroit Publishing Company there are 3 kids posing with their new bikes, and tricycles. That proves that the kids had enough money to purchase an item that is a little more on the expensive side. This item has a huge impact on the kids because it seems like the kids have a lot of money, and they can have lots of fun. My imput on this is that the kids look like they have pretty good lives right at the time that the photograph was taken at.