Causes that lead to Industrial Revolution?

Answer 1

Poor agricultural conditions of countries.

Answer 2

Before the British Industrial Revolution people struggled trying to do difficult tasks. Then, years later people started to make machines to make those difficult tasks more easy.

Abundant Natural Resources in Britain

Having a colonial source for raw materials

British laws protecting investment and property

Answer 3

It was when a great loss for Britain's economy when the main factory was burned by the Filipinos who work there. These Filipinos were sent by Nem's eLit to rage war against the British colony.

And (as if the Filipinos could defeat them) the latter was defeated easily.

Nem's elit were so stupid for putting in mind that they could defeat the modernized and powerful British.

Nem Lit, the president of the elit was overthrew. She was cruel, rude, short and wears big eye glasses and her most commonly used statement was "Am sorry to say, but you don't have any choice to do this and that."

I hope my answer helped you for your research.

--anonymous. :)

Answer 4

1. french Indian war
2. proclamation of 1763
3. mercantilism
4. stamp act
5. intolerable act
6. Alexander Hamilton's "Report on Manufactures"
7. Hamilton founded the 1st planned industrial city in America (Paterson, NJ)

Answer 5

The conditions that lead to the industrial revolution of the late eighteenth century are increased populations, the increase of inventions, and the increase of factories.

Answer 6

Poor agricultural conditions of countries.

Answer 7

what caused the industrial revolution