歷年考研英語(yǔ)完型填空1998年

[00:05.24]1998 [00:06.86]Until recently most historians spoke very critically [00:10.11]of the Industrial Revolution. [00:12.43]They (1)admitted that in the long run industrialization [00:15.46]greatly raised the standard of living [00:17.77]for the (2)average man. [00:19.39]But they insisted that its (3)immediate results [00:22.32]during the period from 1750 to 1850 [00:26.15]were widespread poverty and misery [00:28.77]for the (4)bulk of the English population. [00:31.38](5)By contrast, they saw in the preceding hundred years [00:35.33]from 1650 to 1750, [00:38.05]when England was still a (6)completely agricultural country, [00:41.41]a period of great abundance and prosperity. [00:44.98]This view, (7)however, is generally thought to be wrong. [00:47.90]Specialists (8)in history and economics, [00:50.62]have (9)shown two things: [00:52.23]that the period from 1650 to 1750 [00:55.56]was (10)marked by great poverty, [00:58.02]and that industrialization certainly [01:00.23]did not worsen and may have actually improved [01:03.33]the conditions for the majority of the populace.

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