Editing The Industrial Revolution Economically (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'The Industrial Multiplier' (Calculating the 'Output Gap' between Hand vs. Machine):'''
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def calculate_industrial_output(workers, has_machines):
    """
    Shows the power of the 'Multiplier'.
    """
    if not has_machines:
        output_per_worker = 10 # 10 units per day
    else:
        output_per_worker = 500 # 50x increase!
        
    total_output = workers * output_per_worker
    return f"WORKERS: {workers} | TOTAL DAILY OUTPUT: {total_output} units."

# Hand-weaving in a cottage
print(calculate_industrial_output(100, False))
# Power-weaving in a factory
print(calculate_industrial_output(100, True))
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; Industrial Landmarks
: '''The 'Spinning Jenny' ''' → A machine that allowed one person to "Spin 8 threads at once," starting the "Textile Revolution" in England.
: '''Manchester (Cottonopolis)''' → The "First Industrial City": a place so "Polluted" and "Productive" that it became the "Model" for the modern world.
: '''The 'Luddites' ''' → Workers who "Smashed Machines" because they "Feared" for their "Jobs." They were the first to ask: "Is Technology good for everyone?"
: '''The Second Industrial Revolution (1870-1914)''' → The shift to "Electricity," "Chemicals," and "Steel," creating the "Modern Consumer World."
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