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1750s
In the in Britain, protective property rights included laws such as the Statute of Anne, which granted copyright protection to authors, and the Bubble Act, which restricted the formation of joint- stock companies.
Iron
used for machines, bridges, and railways.
Colonies
were a market for the manufactured goods, allowing for increasing exports and profits.
Enclosure
in the 1750s allowed for more efficient and profitable land use, leading to increased productivity and higher yields.
stable monarchy
The in Britain promoted industrialization by providing a favourable environment for entrepreneurs and investors through policies like the Navigation Acts and Enclosure Acts, which encouraged long- term investment in new technologies and infrastructure.
Enclosure Acts
The were a series of laws passed in England between 1750 and 1860 that allowed wealthy landowners to take over and enclose common lands, forcing small farmers to either pay rent for their land or move to the cities to find work.