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why did the industrial revolution start in england?

england held a large supply of natural resources, they could transport their goods across the country quickly, and private and public investment

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supply of capital

financial assets, the people of britain obtained their money from the bank

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entrepreneurs

people who organized and managed businesses and built factories

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natural resources

coal, iron ore, rivers

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government’s role

parliament passed laws protecting private property and gave less restrictions to private entrepreneurs

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markets

large colonial empire, advanced merchant ships, cheap and deeply desired textiles sold

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london

largest city in europe, surpassing paris. population increase, need/demand for consumer goods. THE CENTER.

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cottage industry

one of the many factors that inspired the industrial revolution. gave potential labor force for industrial enterprises

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monday

saint monday. workers taking monday off to extend their weekend

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john/james kay

created the flying shuttle

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the flying shuttle (1733)

sped up the process of weaving on a loom while giving double the output

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james hargreaves

created the spinning jenny

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spinning jenny (1768)

made yarn in greater quantities for spinners

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richard arkwright

created the water frame

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water frame (1769)

powered by water/horse. increased yarn production. efficient and created new opportunities, powered many machines

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steam engine

powered by coal and didnt need to be near rivers which made them convenient. took a lot of people’s jobs. britain’s most important product

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iron industry

based on charcoal. britain made more iron than the rest of the world. cheaper and greater quantities of metal encouraged the usee of machinery in other industries

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the railroad

allowed for goods to be sent across the country quickly and efficiently