ILL PAY SOMEONE TO WRITE THIS ESSAY FOR ME PLEASE!! ASSESSMENT
You've learned that the Industrial Revolution had a significant impact on everyday life in Britain, mainland Europe, Japan and the United States. The introduction of the factory system, labor unions and
advances in transportation had far reaching impacts on the economies of these nations as well. Industrialization had its share of both champions who celebrated these changes and critics who opposed
them It's your turn to take a stand! For your assessment, you will defend your positiosh as either a champion of the Industrial Revolution or a critic. You may benefit from viewing this tutorial on argument
writing to help you prepare your arguments
Step 1: Make a Claim
Choose one of the following positions (also called a claim or thesis) to defend:
"While the Industrial Revolution had both positive and negative effects on society and the economy, the positive effects outweighed the negative."
While the Industrial Revolution had both positive and negative effects on society and the economy, the negative effects outweighed the positive
Step 2: Write Your Arguments
Using what you learned in the lesson, support your position with at least three facts about the social and economic effects of the Industrial Revolution. Be sure to address both positive and negative
impacts
Your submission must include
• at least two to three paragraphs
• a brief introduction presenting your chosen position
• at least three logical arguments to support your chosen position, using factual evidence from the lesson
• a conclusion that summarizes your arguments
• formal writing style
Please Note: A formal style of writing avoids slang and abbreviations. Another important element of formal writing is using third person point-of-view.
• The sentence, think the industrial Revolution had many positive effects on society," is written from first person point-of-view because it uses the pronoun "1"
• The sentence. The Industrial Revolution had many positive effects on society is written from third person point-of-view.
Be sure to use third person as you write your arguments, and check your work for spelling and grammar errors before submission