Machines are used in daily life and have benefited us in many ways. The invention of machines began to accelerate over the last hundred years, but it was the industrial revolution that brought about a change in many industries by introducing the use of machines so that goods could be produced at a much faster and cheaper. From the beginning of the 19th century. Century the United States suffered the industrial revolution. The work many people did changed as they moved from farms and small workshops to larger factories. They tended to buy things in stores rather than making them at home or trading them with their neighbors. They were using machines and buying the products of machines more than ever. The implementation of machines has radically changed human life, but for better or for worse? What impact does change have on our lives today, on our past lives just after the revolution, and on our future lives? During the Industrial Revolution, pollution, including carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, increased, working conditions deteriorated, and the number of women and children working increased. Government, the arts, literature, music, and architecture, as well as man's outlook on life, all changed during this period. The revolution used the power of electricity to develop technology and improve social and family life. Electricity has improved life by providing light to people and electricity to power machines. Communications improved thanks to electricity. The first communication devices for public use were the telegraph and the telephone. With the development of technology, radio waves were discovered. Messages could be sent over long distances in no time. This is an example of how the industrial revolution that brought about the use of machines has brought benefits to people's lives in the past and even today. Instant messaging and email used by many are an example of how machines have improved our communication today. The machines have also been useful in the medical field. Medicine before and in the 1750s was not well developed. It was impossible to save a patient once infected. Various diseases could not be stopped or controlled due to limited technology. However, in the 1850s, vaccines were discovered and administered. X-ray machines were also invented and provided doctors with a quicker way to diagnose medical problems. Louis Pasteur discovered a way to eliminate all germs from milk.