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In the 1700s people were buying more and more goods. Textile traders began to look for faster and cheaper ways of producing clothes. They dramatically changed things. The Industrial Revolution increased production, added new tools and provided rudimentary machines.

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What was the most important things between the 1600s and the mid 1700s?

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Who began cotton cloth production in 1700?

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