Zonin laws were passed in order to stop factory owners from building factories in the sections of the city where the people lived. This helped improve living conditions for city dwellers.
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To protect American factory owners against competition from British manufacturers
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Industrialization changed not just the world's economies, but also its societies. Hundreds of thousands of men and woman moved from rural areas to cities to work in factories, where they experienced both the benefits and the costs of industrialization. The standard of living of the new working class was significantly higher than those of the rural poor. Many of those people who moved from farm to factory experienced improvement in nutrition, other material circumstances, even some in their health. These people also suffered from psychological effects of being "uprooted" from one way of life to a new. Factory owners, the new class of industrial capalists, were coming into extreme unprecedented wealth. They dealt with workers impersonally and the result was a growing schism between the 2 classes, each lacking access to or understand of the other. Working men and woman throughout the world began thinking of themselves as a distinct class, with common goals and interests. Battles between workers and employers became a characteristic feature of industrial life throughout the world
America really benefitted in the end because of the Tariff of 1816. Since the tariff raised the price of British goods, our American products were cheaper, making our products the more popular buy. Americans started to buy America made products instead of foreign nations goods, who receive the profit. Our country's nationalism grew becasue of this.