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Evaluating the Legacy of the Industrial Revolution
The Industrial Revolution is often characterized as the catalyst for modern economic growth and improved material living standards. However, this transformation also introduced significant societal and environmental challenges. Based on your understanding, was the Industrial Revolution, on balance, a positive or negative development for society? Justify your position by evaluating both the significant advancements and the notable drawbacks that emerged during this period.
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