The industrial revolution began in England. Members of a Calvinist or Presbyterian church created a continuing board of directors based on Calvinist government. Of course replacement directors did not need to be Calvinists. While China had great inventions, they disappeared with the death of the owner. The continuous government in England could keep the machines running and the workers employed. Thus gradually new products were created and added to old.
In the US a single inventor created products and then created British style corporations with a continuous board. Unlike ancient China, the inventions did not die with the inventor. Thus General Electric keeps producing Thomas Edison's inventions.
the agricultural revolution in the 1750s
the agricultural revolution in the 1750s
the agricultural revolution
It came after the industrial revolution
Yes, the french and Indian war came before the American Revolution.
The February Revolution in which the Tsar of Russia was overthrown and a Provisional Government established in the Tsar's place occurred before the Bolshevik Revolution.
The American Revolution came first in 1776, followed by the French Revolution in 1789 and the Russian Revolution in 1917.
No, because Battle Revolution came out before Platinum
Nope, Begin Again came out before they even dated.
before it came out it was called Nintendo Revolution but was change to wii before release
well you see this raccoon came in and change the tuna
He died before the revolution came to an end. But yes, some of the Zapatista ideals came to fruit with the implementation of the ejido land ownership by future governments.