the essembly line started the industrial revolution
I'm not sure, but it might be the cotton gin.
The factors of production contributed to the industrial revolution. The improvements in the process of productions (land,labor and capital) so more people were inventing new tools or machinery which led to a great amount of products in other words it was the industrial revolution. England is said to be the nation where the industrial revolution began in the early 18th century.
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it said late 18 and 19 centurie but im acturally looking for an exact date
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George Washington during the Revolution then later on during the Texas Revolution William B. Travis said it.
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The factors of production contributed to the industrial revolution. The improvements in the process of productions (land,labor and capital) so more people were inventing new tools or machinery which led to a great amount of products in other words it was the industrial revolution. England is said to be the nation where the industrial revolution began in the early 18th century.
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it said late 18 and 19 centurie but im acturally looking for an exact date
first shots of war
because this girl name maya said she got to use the bathroom and they said let there be rock and roll haha lol
I was watching the Today show today from London and it looks like the mascot is a character with one "eye" on the center of the "head". They said it stood for the use of steel in the industrial revolution.
The invention of the conveyor belt is said to be one of the most defining moments in advancing from the agricultural age to the industrial age. Henry Ford was responsible for the first factory that used an assembly line concept to manufacture goods.
I found several sites that said, "uv sensors, but only 2 that said, "industrial". The two sites are elecdir.com and ien.com.
George Washington during the Revolution then later on during the Texas Revolution William B. Travis said it.
The term Grease Monkey is said to originate from industrial revolution in Great Britain. At the time children were used to grease large machines and during the work would resemble monkeys scurrying about.
Anyone who said it (and a few have) was merely paraphrasing the great 1970s song by Gil Scott-Heron "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised".