First of all we have to claim that Tiberius didn't love so much to be Emperor, just because he hated stay in a court... He loved so much stay in his fantastic villas, particularly which is set in Capri island, where he could enjoy himself with, according to sources, women and child. So Tiberius isn't the real figure of an emperor, he wasn't a general and it wasn't so love by his soldiers.
Can't do anything else unless you declare your faith first. It's like riding a bike without sitting in it first
Most credit Britain's faster industrialization to it's easy access to large quantities of coal. Many of the steam engines developed in that time were invented to pump out water of mines to get more coal. Many historians also credit the entrepreneurial spirit that was at first unique to England due to a common idea that wealth was infinite and could be created; however, in France Wealth was seen as finite and had to be taken from someone else in order to attain it. Mix these two key factors with Britian's colonies which it used as forcibly secluded markets for English products and they industrialized very rapidly. At the same time they expanded different types of transportation and expanded both canals and the roads in the British Isles to move more products.
