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In order to stop the spread of industrial technology, Britain

Answer 1

In order to stop the spread of industrial technology, Britain forbade mechanics,engineers,and others from leaving the country. In this was Britain tried to imprison all the inventors and professionals within its borders and stop other countries from getting the necessary knowledge for further technological development.

Answer 2

Britain prohibited engineers, mechanics, workers and many other from migrating and also banned those industries suspected of being sharing technologies to other countries  

Further Explanations:

Industrial revolution was the period of transformation of producing processes in United States and Europe somewhat around 1840.This transformation involves hand production technique to hand production, increase use of steam and tidal power, machine tool and rise of mechanized factories. Textile industries became dominant as they were providing employment to large number of people and were the first one to use modern techniques  

Britain was first to see the Industrial Revolution. It gave numerous technologies to the world and was a leading commercial nation in the 18th century having colonies in North America, Caribbean and India. Trade development was the major reason behind the cause of Revolution.

Revolution in Britain was based on self-interest and trade

Spirit. Industrial advancement took place which resulted in the increase of wealth in British Society. Nations around the world appreciated this advancement and took it as an example to begin their own revolution.

Another reason behind the success of Britain's industrial revolution was availability of resources and labors from its colonies.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High school

Subject: US History  

Chapter: Industrial Revolution

Keywords: Industrial revolution, transformation, producing processes,United States, Europe, hand production, hand production, steam, tidal, mechanized factories, mechanized factories, commercial nation, North America, Caribbean, India, colonies.