How does the Industrial Revolution lead to a rise in socialism and nationalism?

Answer 1

start from here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_Revolution#Social_effects

Answer 2

The concept of nationalism came before the industrial revolution (The industrial revolution occured in Britain from around 1780). However the the industrial revolution brought railways, canals, huge infrastructure projects and other technologies that made different parts of a country all work together. People started seeing themselves as nationals of a country.

The industrial revolution also introduced labour specialisation, urbanisation, literacy, trade unions and the development of an antithetical class of capitalists. All these contributed to the ideas of socialism.

Answer 3

The industrial revolution led to sweeping changes in how products were made, making it much easier to produce a much great amount. That said, it is easier to stuff machines into a room that need people to maintain them than have a bunch of people go much slower, and when people realized the need for unionization when workers suffered debilitating injury, socialism entered the mix.