The industrial revolution was the period from the late 18th and early 19th century when England made revolutionary , dynamic and progressive changes in its industrialization. The significant changes in agriculture , manufacturing , mining , transportation and technology increased the production of goods efficiently and rapidly because the traditional manual works were transformed into power run machinery works. This turning point of the socio-economic development of human life is termed as industrial revolution in the world. It took place in England for the first time and gradually spread through Europe and even all over the world.
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Commercial classes were given more political and economic power and political stability was maintained in Britain after the glorious revolution. So, there was a favourable environment for those who wanted to invest in the commercial sectors.
It had adequate natural resources like iron , coal , agriculture raw materials in the country and there could be supply of raw materials from the countries of Asia and Africa also.
Due to its geographical situation surrounded by the sea and ocean , it would support overseas trade route.
Less number of farmers had the hold in land ownership and large number of people were unemployed. Thus , there were sufficient labour forces which could be used in cheaper wages in the factories.
Most of the people had hardworking , creative , positive and innovative approach to research and create the new types of works or inventions.
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England was an agricultural country before industrial revolution. Most of the population had to depend on agricultural occupations. Industrial activities were secondary occupations. Small and cottage industries of wool , cotton , coal , iron etc were operated in local levels. The goods were handmade with traditional spinning wheel and handloom. Women and children used to make thread while men used to weave clothes. When the Act of England 1700 AD banned the import of cotton clothes from other countries , the traditional method could not fulfill the increasing demand of clothes inside the county. The thread spun by 8 persons would be sufficient only for a person to weave clothes. Consequently, when the demands increased , the creative and innovative English introduces a series of inventions to address them.
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