How were tools cloth and most other goods made before the industrial revolution?

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Tools, cloth and most other goods were made by hand prior to the Industrial Revolution. Due to improvements in automation and assembly lines, more goods were produced at a lower price during the Industrial Revolution. Machines replaced hand tools and steam was used to run the machines that made the tools. Cloth and shoes also became machine-made. Another outcome of the Industrial Revolution was the implementation of the factory system.

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