water wheels or coal
Coal, it was used to power factories, boats, trains, ect...... It was one of the first, if not the first power methods in the industrial revolution.
it was powered by coal
Coal, to make steam.
Because humans discovered that it was a real useful fuel.
Coal first fueled the factories in England.
Man power powered factories then coal powered them
Originally, coal was hauled by horse and wagon, barges, and ships. The first railroads were used to move coal- on rail cars pulled by horses. Later, locomotives pulled the trains. Some factories were built near the coal mines to shorten the trip.
what factories?
COAL :)
it is used for factories
In medieval times, coal miners extracted coal from underground mines using hand tools like picks and shovels. They would then transport the coal to the surface either by carrying it themselves or using simple carts or baskets. Coal was primarily used for heating homes, cooking, and fueling factories during this time.
water wheels or coal
Coal is a very readily available fuel and usually inexpensive.
Those factories having boilers use coal as their fuel, cause thermal pollution.
FALSE
By train or lorries.