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There were a lot of changes but i will attempt to give the highlights:The movement away from family-based production where you typically worked for yourself, your father or a relative to working for a larger business where you may not even know who the owner isIncreased mechanization which allowed workers to be more interchangeable which drove down wages and also made work less satisfyingMechanization also led to increased safety problems in the workplace, large machines can kill you very quickly as opposed to small tools where you might lose a finger but that would be the worstThe degradation of skill and the difficulty of maintaining a “breadwinner wage” which brought children and women into the workplace, further eroding the family economy.The movement of workers off of the land and into concentrated communities in urban environments where they could talk to each other about their shared problems and also talk about organizing to improve the collective condition

The best decision Kate has ever made? Only she knows the answer to that, but to me, her decision with Prince William to have a third child is the best decision. All of their children are blessings, beautiful and fun to watch, but have you seen Prince Louis’ character?The little guy is so funny! He makes faces, cracks up his parents and pretty much anyone around him, which tells me he is going to be the funny one in the family. Prince William was the serious one, destined to be king, while Prince Harry was the funny one. I love the funny ones in the family.So far, from what I can see, Prince George is a serious kid, he’s a thinker, he doesn’t just jump in and join. No, he watches and then joins if he chooses. I like that in a kid too. Why? It’s so fun to see children be serious and contemplate something! I have a grandson who is not yet one, and he watches before jumping in (if indeed he chooses to, he might not, and yes, he’s stubborn), and I can see his mind working.Prince George is a first child born to two first children. I do believe somewhat in birth order forming one’s personality. George does have a stubborn streak, but I imagine all of the Cambridge kids just might be a bit stubborn, which is actually an excellent quality to possess, when used correctly.Princess Charlotte is feisty, fun and sporty. From seeing her out and about and her pictures, she is good at sports and at times we catch a glimpse of her confidence and willingness to just jump in and do something! She is a beauty who will break some hearts and make some sports’ teams really excellent. Go Charlotte!Then onto the baby of the family. Prince Louis. I love the way he put on his mum’s sunglasses and cracked her up! And the way he was motioning on the balcony at Trooping of the Color, you could see the Cambridges were laughing with him. He will bring many funny stories to the table. I see some of Harry in him.I’m so glad Kate went through that tough morning sickness (all day, all night, really) and brought three wonderful people into this world. What a blessing.

Because many Quorans are smart enough to understand that contents are much more important than presentation.Yes, the government of the people, by the people and for the people sounds nice but exactly what do the people want from a government? For most of the people, it is simply better life. There do exist people who don’t care if their toilets are just holes in the mud so long as they have votes. But most people define better life as better food, better homes, better healthcare, better education for their children, safety and law & order etc. Therefore, any government that delivers better lives is a good government, regardless its form.Children are easily awed by pretty presentations. Adults focus on results.Chinese government consistently delivers positive results. And most Quorans are adults. So is it any surprise that Chinese government receives lots of praises?