When did industrialization begin?

Answer 1

The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain in the early 1700s. It all began with the Agricultural Revolution's leading to the development of enclosures, which forced thousands of farmers to seek work in the city. These farmers eventually became the labor source of the Industrial Revolution. Later, inventions, such as the flying shuttle and spinning jenny, increased the output of products the factories made.

Answer 2

Industrialisation has over most of history been a gradual process and may even be said to begin with the making of the first tool or item of clothing (manufacture) or the first building of a home (construction, another industrial activity). England was already more industrial in 1750 than in 1500, though agriculture remained the larger sector. The classic "Industrial Revolution" had its beginnings in Britain through technical advances in iron production, technological innovations in the textile industry from the 1760s and the application of steam power in manufacture from the 1780s. Other regions too had periods of industrial growth both within and beyond Europe (notably China under the Sung dynasty in the 11th-12th centuries), but none led to such a fundamental economic transformation.

Answer 3

in the 1700s