Machines In 1889, Great Britain adopted the principle that its navy must equal in size the two next-largest fleets combined.[1] In 1906, the Dreadnought was created (armed with big guns) In 1914, 29 Dreadnoughts were afloat in water and 13 were under construction[2] July 1914- The British Royal Aircraft tests for its new RAF E5…
The Industrial Revolutions of the 18th and 19th centuries gave birth to several innovative thinkers and industrialists. With their countless contributions to the industrial process, these people made Western society economically, socially, and politically sound, as it is today. However, this progress conflicts enormously with the modern concepts of morality. The exploitation of workers and…