The industrial revolution led to the inventions and innovations that helped increase in production and efficiency of textile industry and shipbuilding.
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Industrial revolution was the time in 1800s in the Great Britain that led to the innovations, inventions and development of technology. As a result of this, there was increase in the production, efficiency of the industries of different fields.
The industry that most benefited from this was the textile industry which led to the invention of the machines which increased the production and the efficiency of the products. The shipbuilders, as a result of the industrial revolution could build their own ships making the use of iron. Thus these inventions were very important and helpful.
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