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What factor contributed most to englands industrial success?
A strong pre-industrial economy.
The agricultural changes which took place in England during the 1600s contributed to Englands later industrial development by?
There are three answers to this question....I'm just not sure which...1. Strengthening the importance of the family farm2. encouraging city dwellers to return to farming3. producing more food with fewer workers4. Strengthening the importance of the family farmthere is only one answer it is #3
What is englands industrial area is a region called?
Midlands
How did new englands location help industial growth?
New England's location along the Atlantic Ocean provided access to shipping routes for trade, which helped facilitate the transportation of goods and materials necessary for industrial growth. The region also had abundant natural resources, such as water power for mills and forests for lumber, which supported the development of industries like textiles and shipbuilding. Additionally, the presence of skilled workers and a strong entrepreneurial spirit in New England contributed to its industrial success.
How did englands many natuaral resources contribute to the success of the Industrial Revolution?
They had plenty of raw materials to convert into finished products and also to fuel industrialization.
What was New Englands economy?
englands economy is weens
Trace the development of English prose from bacon to heaney?
the beginning should really start with BEN JONSON englands first poet laureate
Is englands energy imported or exported?
Most of Englands energy is imported.
What is new englands education?
new englands educational system is the same as americas
Who are Englands allies?
It is France
What is Englands capitail?
London
Why didnt the song dynasties advanced processes of metal production produce an Industrial Revolution similar to englands?
The Mongol and Jin invasions forced a massive southward shift of the Chinese economy away from the Northwestern coal mines, thereby destroying the iron-coal complex which was already undergoing industrial revolution.
