Would you agree with this “dual revolutions form the basis for the modern world” argument or disagree?

The political revolutions beginning in the late 1700s and industrialization, or the “Industrial Revolution,” is often combined by historians who discuss these “dual revolutions” as forming the immediate basis for our “modern” world. Would you agree with this “dual revolutions form the basis for the modern world” argument or disagree? Why? You might want to focus on either aspect, political revolution or economic revolution, or both as you prefer. _______________________NOTE: *An informal citation using a webpage/artifact can appear in parentheses following your discussion of the artifact and looks like this: (Name the creator of the artifact if known, skip otherwise, first, “Name the object,” and if it is from a website use , finish with the date you accessed the page)Example: This joke has grown old so I am sticking with the previous format, “that History 3B’s Assignment 4 webpage contained a generic image describing primary sources.” (Blake Johnson, “Week 4 Assignment Generic Image,” HIST-3B-42539-F19 <$CANVAS_OBJECT_REFERENCE$/assignments/g770dbfbcfe103f834d029e8daa3c113b Accessed [put date here]) _______________________Tips: You can (but don't have to!) consider any of the following:What do you think makes the world "modern?" (And does it include political revolution and economic revolution?)What role(s) do political revolution and economic revolution play in shaping the world in the 1700s and 1800s? (And does this connect to the modern world today?)Were the "dual revolutions" overall a positive, negative, or mixed impact on world history? (Could consider for whom--which groups of people or regions.)Have the political revolutions and economic revolutions we looked at ever stopped or are they ongoing? (If they stopped, when? If they are ongoing what would represent an end?)*NOTE: There are no right or wrong arguments; I just want you to practice making connections to produce a historical argument._______________________Feedback: Your feedback, which will become part of your overall evaluation in this course, will be based on 5 criteria of emphasis-- 1. POINT: This will be your specific response to the question ("____ history is more useful because ______"). Usually 1 sentence; this is the thesis or topical sentence. 2. EVIDENCE: Cite strong evidence to support your POINT. Remember, evidence should directly relate to your point and support it and you need to identify and cite it as necessary.