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Who made a low cost way to make steel during the Industrial Revolution?
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Who made a low cost to make steel please help me SOON !!!
Henry Bessemer
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What is the cost of the industrial revolution telephone?
phone was indeed invented during the industrial revolution
How much did it cost to make a steam engine during the Industrial Revolution?
200,000 dollars
How much did anesthesia cost during the industrial revolution?
It depends on what industrial revolutions, most people wouldn't have the opportunity to get anesthesia, even if they did it would of been expensive and not much of it around.
How much did the steam engine cost in the Industrial Revolution?
£9
What happened after the factory Industrial Revolution?
1st industrial revolutionBritain became worlds leading industrial country.New industries were introduced; coal, mining, steel, wool, ship building, cotton etc.Britain was called workshop of the world.1851 London hosts the great exhibition.2nd industrial revolutionNew inventions were being made eg; motor cars, bicycles, steam engine, water frame etc.Electrical engineering is introducedChildren were cramped, underfed, being overworked and they were unhealthy in textile factories.Germany and United States overtake Britain.Lighter industries depend on older industries.
What is the cost of the industrial revolution telephone?
phone was indeed invented during the industrial revolution
How much did it cost to make a steam engine during the Industrial Revolution?
200,000 dollars
How much did it cost to get treated by doctors during the industrial revolution?
It costed about £100 just to get treated by a doctor
How did the development of the Bessemer process influence Great Britain's Industrial Revolution?
(Apex) It greatly reduced the cost of producing steel used in railroad construction.
How much did anesthesia cost during the industrial revolution?
It depends on what industrial revolutions, most people wouldn't have the opportunity to get anesthesia, even if they did it would of been expensive and not much of it around.
How much did the steam engine cost in the Industrial Revolution?
£9
What was the significance of the Bessemer process in early industrial society?
In the mid 1800s this method of steel production dropped the cost of high quality steel by more than 75% This further fueled the industrial revolution. This basic process was discontinued for large scale production in the late 1960s in North America and may still be in use in other parts of the world.
Why was improved transportation for the industrial revolution revolution?
There needed to be an affordable way to ship products. Better transportation lowered the cost of manufactured goods.
What happened after the factory Industrial Revolution?
1st industrial revolutionBritain became worlds leading industrial country.New industries were introduced; coal, mining, steel, wool, ship building, cotton etc.Britain was called workshop of the world.1851 London hosts the great exhibition.2nd industrial revolutionNew inventions were being made eg; motor cars, bicycles, steam engine, water frame etc.Electrical engineering is introducedChildren were cramped, underfed, being overworked and they were unhealthy in textile factories.Germany and United States overtake Britain.Lighter industries depend on older industries.
Who didn't the US Industrial Revolution help?
The South. The Industrial revolution was kept mainly in the north, and to help "protect" northern industry, a protective tariff was passed and that made foreign imports cost more to purchase, and the South purchased their manufactured goods from England, and in turn england bought cotton from the south. But the war of 1812 stopped that, and flung america into the industrial revolution.
Why is Henry Bessemer famous?
Henry Bessemer developed an inexpensive way of making steel from iron. Henry Bessemer is famous for enormous industrial importance because he lowered the cost of production steel.
How were the results of the Industrial Revolution worth the human cost?
because, the cost of basically everything went down,.and more job opening were available, so more people had jobs
