What did England use coal and iron for during the industrial revolution?

Answer 1

Your question does not entirely make sense as stated, however, I will attempt to rephrase it: how did the industrial revolution affect the use of iron? And the answer is that iron has been used in far greater quantities and for many new purposes as a result of the industrial revolution. For example, it is used in the car industry. And in pretty much every industry. Large buildings are now built with steel I beams. Large ships have steel hulls. Etc.

Answer 2

Iron was a very Important part os the industrial revolution as it was used to build many railway tracks, boats, etc. as Railway Tracks were needed to transport products from one place to another. This made this process a lot cheaper. Brining down the coast of products in stores. In addition to this, Iron was needed to build factories and manchines. As the demand for products was increased. Iron was then used in the textile industries. As well as causing a break through in steam Power.

Answer 3

Bridges, machines, rails(for railroads), lots of other things.

Answer 4

In ancient times iron was used for anything that needed to be durable. Farming equipment such as plows and sickles were iron as well a almost all military equipment.

Answer 5

It was very important because it was used as a main source for metal production. It was used for heat and it helped build bridges.

Answer 6

look up Andrew Carnegie- he was the steel entrepreneur in the industrial rev.

(ANDREW CAR-KNEE-GE)

Answer 7

To Make Railroad's.