With the transition to an industrial society, does it become more democratic?

After the transition from a feudal society to an industrial one, democratic notes appear in the features of each state. Even if the state followed the socialist path of development. Feudal relations are often determined by the sharp difference between the rich and the poor, the existence of personally dependent strata of the population, religious oppression and many others. During modernization, the features of a rule-of-law society appear in countries, since the presence of oppressed strata has a detrimental effect on the economy and social relations.