The industrial revolution in Britain affected society, politics and the economy by increasing work output, creating the working class, dividing classes, having women began working, creating area specialization, seeing politics shift to appeal to working class men as they were now the majority of the people and current workers being unable to strike for fear of being replaced by immigrant workers.<span> The population increased dramatically during the industrial revolution as well so cities and infrastructure grew rapidly</span>
Besides the obvious "God wants me to support the church so that's what I'll do," nobles and clergy both believed in a natural hierarchal system known as "The Great Chain of Being." The Great Chain of Being essentially stated that everything in the universe had its place. God was at the top of the chain, and inanimate objects such as metals and dirt were at the bottom with everything else falling somewhere in between.
The nobility and the clergy where both very invested in maintaining the Great Chain, as it allowed them to retain the power that they enjoyed over the people of medieval Europe, thus they cooperated to retain that power structure even though they may have often been at odds with each other politically.
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The answer is C. the sepoy rebellion
Wood<span> is a </span>renewable<span> resource; trees can be replanted and grown to maturity in place of those that are cut down. As long as the trees are replanted at the same rate as they are cut down </span>wood<span> will be a </span>renewable<span> resource. Rainforests are said to be</span>non-renewable<span> because they take thousands of years to re-grow
</span>When fibers absorb water<span>, it first is held in the cell walls themselves. When the cell walls are full, any additional </span>water absorbed<span> by the </span>wood will<span> now go to fill up the cavities of these tubular cells. Fiber saturation is the level of moisture content where the cell walls are holding as much </span>water<span> as they </span><span>can</span>
