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England / Great-Britain / the-United-Kingdom was the first country to experience the Industrial Revolution. It was able to do this because able Scotsmen like Mr. Watt developed the Steam-Engine.
A simple answer to the first question might be that Coal-Mining was the first industry to be industrialized (through the introduction of Steam-Power), but a more accurate answer might be that there was no single FIRST industry, but rather their inter-connected development that constitutes the Industrial Revolution:
Steam Engines needed Coal (obtained in greater quantities by improved mining techniques). Coal mines filled with seeping water, and needed to be drained (by improved pumps). Pumps needed to be powered (by improved steam engines). Steam-power was sold to millers and weavers, freeing them from the limitations of water-power. Additional weaving drove the demand for improved looms and other machines. Pumps and Steam-engines drove improvements in Machining-Technologies to make them. Better Machining capabilities made it easier to create other advanced machines. More and better coal improved smelting and led towards better grades of Steel, which was then turned into better grades of machines. Machines were localized in factories. Factories needed employees and wool, so many people were driven from the country-side to work in factories, making fabric from the wool of the sheep that now lived where the people used to. The needs of the sheep drove the development of Animal Husbandry as a Science. Engineering drives Math drives Science drives Engineering. Each new development could allow several other unintended developments.
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What nation was the first to industrialize?
England
In England during the seventeenth century the first real push to develop new technology was in this field?
the textile industry
Why didn't new englanders farm for a living?
The geography and climate of New England was not fit to farm many crops, like the South was. New Englanders depended on shipping and manufacturing, which made them industrialize after the Industrial Revolution.
What was the largest antebellum southern industry?
the largest antebellum southern industry was
The interstate commerce act was originally intended to regulate what industry?
Its the railroad industry
What industry was the first to industrialize Europe?
england
Is industrialize an adjective?
Industrial is the adjective, but industry can be used as a noun modifying a noun e.g., industry practice or industry averages.
Which nations industrialize first and why?
Belgium was the first to industrialize. It was rich in iron and coal and had good waterways.
Which states in the US was the first state to industrialize?
Utah as the first state
Why is science and technology important in Arabia?
because it is the main industry that make them a very wealthy and industrialize country
What part of the country began to industrialize first?
Which country
What is the first region of the world to industrialize?
my thought: England
What region of the United States was first to industrialize?
Virginia
What countries was the first to industrialize?
Great Britain
What was one of the first types of work to industrialize in England?
farming
What nation was first in continental Europe to industrialize?
Great Britian
What kind of verb is industry?
My Love "Industry" is not a verb. It is a noun. however, you may make its verb like " industrialize" and then its past and participle forms like " Industrialized" , " Industrialized"
