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The industry that was the main beneficiary of coal in the early days of the Industrial Revolution is the textile industry.

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The concept of labor change in Europe between 1750 and 1914 by changing the view of laborers from slave-like people to workers.

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1. Before the Industrial Revolution, where were most goods produced?

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1. Before the Industrial Revolution, where were most goods produced?

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The Industrial Revolution began in the mid-eight-tenth century, individual craftsmen and women often created products such as

textiles in their homes.

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2. What do historians J. R. McNeil and William H. McNeil argue helped transform the production and distribution of goods?

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2. What do historians J. R. McNeil and William H. McNeil argue helped transform the production and distribution of goods?

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J. R. and William H. McNeil argue that it was the unleashing of great quantities of

energy in the forms of fossil fuels, a concentration of capital, and the shortening of

trade lines through transportation innovations like canals and turnpikes (and later

steamships) that helped to transform the production and distribution of goods, especially in the northern hemisphere.

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3. How did the concept of labor change in Europe between 1750 and 1914?

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3. How did the concept of labor change in Europe between 1750 and 1914?

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The concept of labor change in Europe between 1750 and 1914 by changing the view of laborers from slave-like people to workers.

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4. How far behind was Great Britain from Asia in terms of global manufacturing output in 1750?

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4. How far behind was Great Britain from Asia in terms of global manufacturing output in 1750?

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Great Britain is 10.2% behind Asia in terms of global manufacturing output in 1750

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5. Why was Europe’s manufacturing output relatively small compared to Asia’s in the mid-Eighteenth century?

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5. Why was Europe’s manufacturing output relatively small compared to Asia’s in the mid-Eighteenth century?

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The Europeans did not wear

cotton clothing. Most Europeans wore either woolens or cloth made from flax. This was not the case in Africa or Asia, where cotton and silk were the preferred cloths.

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Conceptual Thinking (Zeeshan Khan)Think about and try to answer the following question: In many ways, it feels like the exponential increases in innovation and technology since the start of the Industrial Revolution are still happening today. Do you think the Industrial Revolution has actually ended?

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Conceptual Thinking (Zeeshan Khan)Think about and try to answer the following question: In many ways, it feels like the exponential increases in innovation and technology since the start of the Industrial Revolution are still happening today. Do you think the Industrial Revolution has actually ended?

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I don't think that the Industrial Revolution has ever ended because since our populations are living in a much more cleaner urban, our populations are growing even bigger. If we have a bigger population than we can use more collective learning and other people can use more education. If the population has more education than we learn more about other subjects. Technologies can also increase our own population as well and that can also help us never end the Industrial Revolution.

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8. What is the economic philosophy of mercantilism?

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8. What is the economic philosophy of mercantilism?

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The economic philosophy of mercantilism was quite popular during this time period and the main premise of it was to create a favorable  balance of trade that benefited the home country.

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6. What industry was the main beneficiary of coal in the early days of the Industrial Revolution?

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6. What industry was the main beneficiary of coal in the early days of the Industrial Revolution?

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The industry that was the main beneficiary of coal in the early days of the Industrial Revolution is the textile industry.

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(Chinwendu Ufondu) Conceptual Thinking: Think about and try to answer the following question: In many ways, it feels like the exponential increases in innovation and technology since the start of the Industrial Revolution are still happening today. Do you think the Industrial Revolution has actually ended?

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(Chinwendu Ufondu) Conceptual Thinking: Think about and try to answer the following question: In many ways, it feels like the exponential increases in innovation and technology since the start of the Industrial Revolution are still happening today. Do you think the Industrial Revolution has actually ended?

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I believe that the Industrial Revolution is still happening today and will continue for many decades. The exponential growth of innovations and especially technology is still rapidly increasing. The Apple Company produce new types of technology that they have an entire store that just sells their things. I don't believe that the Industrial Revolution will actually end because the world population is increasing day by day and collective learning is growth with each human being.

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7. How did people move around and settle during the Industrial Revolution?

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7. How did people move around and settle during the Industrial Revolution?

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due to the late eighteenth century enclosure movement, Great Britain had a growing population of people moving from rural to urban areas in need of employment. Along with these significant factors, there were two more reasons why Britain was able to industrialize: innovation and mercantilism.

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(JOSH) Conceptual Thinking: Think about and try to answer the following question: In many ways, it feels like the exponential increases in innovation and technology since the start of the Industrial Revolution are still happening today. Do you think the Industrial Revolution has actually ended?

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(JOSH) Conceptual Thinking: Think about and try to answer the following question: In many ways, it feels like the exponential increases in innovation and technology since the start of the Industrial Revolution are still happening today. Do you think the Industrial Revolution has actually ended?

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I believe the industrial revolution is still increase till today. It is because today technology is constantly increasing and evolving, an example in which is cars. Cars are constantly evolving for example the Tesla has made a car in which is electric therefore helping to not pollute the environment. Another example is education, education is evolving because not to long ago students where using paper in order to go about class but now it has developed to students having computers in school to do class work and homework.