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Technology was the greatest aspect of the Industrial Revolution, it simplified innovations and inventors, most inspired by one product.

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The Industrial Revolution made significant changes. Industrialization caused an increase in population and in urbanization, causing the economy to grow by creating mass production.

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The most important resources that were used during the Industrial Revolution were wood, coal, and the steam engine.