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How Technology and Economy Change Human History

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Humanity has changing every day. People affect these changes and sometimes changes affect people’s life. However, there are a big conflict about historical changes. Some philosophers and a part of human population say that changes are unstoppable and no one know how history is changing. On the other hand some people say that history is changing with some reasons. Although opponents of this idea claim that governments shape their countries with war because history can only change with militarism, some people say that there are some other reasons which are changing history: technological development and world economy system. The first noticeable reason for the most powerful tool of change in history is that technological development which affect every part of human life. First and foremost, during the Industrial Revolution technology has changed history more …show more content…

Human population started to growth steadily because people started to use their knowledge to find cure terminal illnesses. All these development change the human understand about life and this understand opened a different path in human history. Furthermore, humanity can access information at the push of a button after the many technological developments such as internet. After the Age of Enlightenment people started to find information freely and this freedom beat a path to find many other information. In 1983 some scientists build a network, which people calls it internet now, to access information all around the world. This technology has changed everything in people knowledge. According to Zaryn Dentzel (2014), cited by How the Internet Has Changed Everyday Life, after the internet revelations human existence upside down in his word and he mentions that this technology has changed the meaning of communication. It has become a part of everyday life and people just far from one or two

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