What was the significance of the Industrial Revolution?

History

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Vesna [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

The significance of the Industrial Revolution are discussed below.

Explanation:

The Industrial Revolution changed markets that had been established on farming and craftsmanships into markets based on large-scale business, mechanized production, and the industry arrangement.
The Industrial Revolution had many concrete results. Among those were an advance in revenue, the generation of assets, and the pattern of maintenance.
Modern machines, different energy sources, and new forms of regulating professions made current industries more fruitful and effective.

andrew11 [14]3 years ago

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tough one. there was alot of good stuff goin on. my opinion: machinery to makea bit easier

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