a few off the top of my head
enclosure movement- property became a commodity, no more "common grounds" see growth of wool trade
agricultural revolution-farming became more efficient and commercialized. This not only created surplus capital for private investment (for industry, technology). Also ag. thus required less labor and made possible a labor surplus (workers for factories in urban areas)
Limited aristocracy (limited from the time of william the conquer) . - unlike France with its many aristocrats that thought work or commerce was beneath them, the landed gentry in England (upper class though different from the aristocracy) were more willing to engage in investment and enterprise.
geography- GB was an island thus spared (directly) from the Continent's wars
Abundant Coal deposits - steam power (engine was invented by Watt in Scotland) \
political stability made progress possible
spirit of limited government, goes back to the Magna Carter, Supremacy of Parliament firmly est. post the English civil war
The Industrial Revolution helped create a new society in Europe.
It helped in the industrial revolution because the decreasing death rates from the advancement of producing crops, and the decrease of famine helped many people move from the old farming life to the cities which was located in Britain. People came to work in the factories and many people worked to progress the industrial revolution in Britain.
The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain partly due to its extensive network of colonies, which provided access to a wealth of raw materials and served as markets for British manufactured goods. These colonies facilitated trade and commerce, allowing Britain to accumulate capital and invest in industrial innovations. Additionally, the colonies helped create a demand for British products, further driving industrial growth. This combination of resources, markets, and investment opportunities positioned Britain at the forefront of the Industrial Revolution.
The Indian treasure did not directly begin the Industrial Revolution; however, it played a significant role in financing it. Wealth acquired from India, particularly through the British East India Company's trade and exploitation of resources, contributed to the accumulation of capital in Britain. This capital was then invested in industrial ventures, facilitating technological advancements and manufacturing growth. Thus, while not a direct cause, Indian treasure helped fuel the economic conditions necessary for the Industrial Revolution.
-exploration and colonialism-sea power-political stability-government support-growth of private investment
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The Industrial Revolution helped create a new society in Europe.
It helped in the industrial revolution because the decreasing death rates from the advancement of producing crops, and the decrease of famine helped many people move from the old farming life to the cities which was located in Britain. People came to work in the factories and many people worked to progress the industrial revolution in Britain.
The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain partly due to its extensive network of colonies, which provided access to a wealth of raw materials and served as markets for British manufactured goods. These colonies facilitated trade and commerce, allowing Britain to accumulate capital and invest in industrial innovations. Additionally, the colonies helped create a demand for British products, further driving industrial growth. This combination of resources, markets, and investment opportunities positioned Britain at the forefront of the Industrial Revolution.
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-exploration and colonialism-sea power-political stability-government support-growth of private investment
The textile industry.
Yes, it helped with the transportation
The railroad that was built across the continent impacted industrial growth tremendously.
the French Revolution helped to start the period of Romanticism. Also the Industrial Revolution helped to move the Romantic period forward.
it helped keep food fresh
Middle class