The industrial revolution started in what country?

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balu736 [363]3 years ago

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The industrial revolution started in "Britain". Thus none of the option as given below.

Option: D

Explanation:

In the late 1770s, the Great Britain had begin the industrial revolution before expanding to the rest of Europe. The European countries which were the first to be industrialized: France, Belgium, and the German states, but after Britain. There have been several factors combining to make Britain an ideal location for industrialization.

Firstly, the 18th century Agricultural Revolution generated a climate conducive to industrialization. Many discoveries and inventions, the most prominent one is "Steam Engine" the boon for growth during revolution, invented by James Watt. One of the causes was the abnormally high population growth that set in about the mid-eighteenth century and created a gigantic pool of jobs.

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