Social Enquiry In Sociology

a) Sociology
Sociology is the study of society. It is the study of the social institutions, origin, development, organisation and networks. It also is the study of social relationships and social lives of people, groups and the cause of behaviour as social beings.
b) Sociological enquiry
Sociological enquiry is a critical and systematic analysis of the effect that has been resulted in human behaviour and motivations within a group, community and institution. It focuses on investigating of social nature pertaining to social arrangements and forms of social, political and economic organisation. It is a tool that allow us to explore and study the behaviours and tendencies at the root of society as well as the ways in which these behaviours and

While industrialisation brought about an increased volume and variety of manufactured goods and an improved standard of living for some, it also resulted in often gloomy employment and living conditions for the poor and working classes.

The importance of Industrialisation in Sociology

Living standards rose and people generally became richer and healthier and had more children who survived to be adults. However, the revolution has brought about social repercussions as well. The imparity between the poor and the rich grew tremendously. Men and women had to work in harsh conditions for long hours for little wage. To enable them to live in an increasingly expensive society, parents had to accept that their children needed to work to keep up with their demands of the high cost living.
These sequences have led labourers to demand for better working conditions, individual rights and justice. This then, has caused governments to passed laws to regulate employers’ policies to create safer working conditions. These series of events eventually encouraged these labourers to demand for their political freedom and contest for their liberty and