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The so called Industrial Revolution was well under way by the time the railways became commonplace. In fact, the railways were a product, rather than a cause, of the Industrial Revolution. What they did do was make the transporting of raw materials - coal and iron ore from the mines, raw cotton from the docks - much cheaper and thus the goods produced cheaper. They also allowed mills and factories to move away from reliance on water power. This you had the growth of areas like Teeside with is iron industry with the ore being brought from places like Rosedale and coal from the Durham coalfields by train.
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The Industrial Revolution had its beginnings in?
Great Britain
What did Britain trade in the industrial revolution?
cotton
The Industrial Revolution began in western Europe specifically in the country of?
The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain.
How did factors of production contribute to the Industrial Revolution in great Britain?
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.
How do you write a short sentence with the word industrial-revolution in it?
During the 1800s the Industrial Revolution spread throughout Britain.
Which socioeconmic factor did not contribute to Britain's industrial revolution?
powerful monarch.
How did the Railroad boom contribute to an industrial revolution in Great Britain?
The railroad boom in Great Britain during the 19th century significantly contributed to the Industrial Revolution by enhancing transportation efficiency and connectivity. Railroads facilitated the rapid movement of goods and raw materials, reducing costs and time associated with shipping. This expansion of the transportation network stimulated industrial growth by enabling factories to access larger markets and resources, while also promoting urbanization as workers migrated to cities for employment. Ultimately, the railroad became a critical infrastructure that supported industrial advancements and economic expansion.
Where was the industrial revolution?
Britain
How did the development of the Bessemer process influence Great Britain's Industrial Revolution?
(Apex) It greatly reduced the cost of producing steel used in railroad construction.
Where was the Industrial Revolution strongest?
no
When did Industrial Revolution start in Britain?
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Was Britain part of the Industrial Revolution?
Great Britain was the first country to industrialize, so yes, it obviously was a part of the Industrial Revolution.
The Industrial Revolution had its beginnings in?
Great Britain
What did Britain trade in the industrial revolution?
cotton
Where did industrial revolution start?
Great Britain
Was crucial to Britain's industrial revolution?
steelsteel
The Industrial Revolution began in western Europe specifically in the country of?
The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain.
