The start of the industrial evolution brought immense changes that would change the way we live forever. One of those impacts was a cultural exchange as shown in document 7. This means introducing new ideas like religion, food, ideas, music etc. People from all over the world were taking railroads and using new inventions/devices which introduce them to interactions amongst the unknown. These inventions were not only bringing people together but also becoming more prevalent as the quantity of steamships and coal products rose gradually to accommodate travel/migration. Document 1 shows how steamships and coal doubled in just a decade. Even so, there were protests against this industrial because of the unfair labor like in document 2 and 6. Document 6 shows the protest of unions which fight for better labor hours and disadvantages. The government however viewed this the opposite. They believed that the people should be grateful for fast travel, cheaper clothes, and the increase of house quality. In short, there was an increase in quantity and quality of nearly everything. Despite this, workers would be taken advantage of especially kids. As demonstrated in document 3, ten years olds worked long hours and because of this it made it nearly impossible to gain an education.