a Joseph Reynolds 12 éve
2900
The Industrial Revolution
The transformation in Britain during the Industrial Revolution was greatly influenced by its geography, which facilitated the efficient transportation of goods through natural coasts and rivers.
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The Industrial Revolution Great Britain's Geography The natural coasts and
rivers of GB aided the
transportation of goods
and services Ripe in Resources like
Coal and Iron The Agrarian Revolution Inventions like the Seed Drill
and improved fertilisers were
developed. The Enclosure Movement
forced people to move from
farms to the city. Providing
the workforces for the new
and rising industries Agriculture was improved,
allowing for more food,
which caused a population
boom. Society and Culture The workers Inventions and Innovations Abrham Darby I used
coke instead of charcoal
in iron smelting, which
allowed for more iron to
be created The textile Industry
The Spinning Jenny,
The Water Frame,
The Spinning Mule The First reliable
steam engine, created
by James Watt. Used
for many industries and
inventions.
