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The Agricultural Revolution made Industrialization Possible.

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The Agricultural Revolution made Industrialization Possible.

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Great Britain  had a time of heightened agricultural productivity around the time of the French, American, Haitian, and Latin American Revolutions. And then this led to people having more food calories which led to a population boom. And then since there were more people and more food, they did not need as many farmers. And then the large amount of people who were not farming could specialize in other areas and do other jobs. And then these specialized workers who did not have work on the farm started to moving cities which caused cities, towns, and industries to grow. But the demand for natural resources from the new industries quickly led to soil depletion and deforestation.

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Iron and steel benefited from the new innovation like the cotton productions, and steam engines. And then the British started using coke, which was cheaper to produce, because charcoal became scarce. And then coke made it possible to make bigger blast furnaces to put down more production. And then in the 19th century steel was being used more because it was harder, stronger and more resilient than iron. And then steel became more expensive to produce, but then Henry Bessemer built a blast Furnace to produce steel cheaply. But at one point steel was hard to produce.

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The most crucial technological break-through of the early industrial era. And then, steam engines burned coal boil water & create steam, which then drove mechanical devices that performed work. And then, primitive steam engines had powered pumps that drew water out of coal mines. And then by 1800 more than a thousand of Watt's steam engines were in use in the British isles. And then, the Primitive steam engines were used But those devices consumed too much fuel to be useful for other purposes.
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 The industrial Revolution made the working conditions unbearable. - Maritsa Carmona, Alyssa Gerardo, Angela Quintana, Nataly Bravo

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 The industrial Revolution made the working conditions unbearable. - Maritsa Carmona, Alyssa Gerardo, Angela Quintana, Nataly Bravo

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The factory system allowed managers to improve worker productivity and increased the output of manufacturing goods.  And then it led to the emergence of an owner class that created equipment and machinery that was too expensive for workers to acquire. And then industrial workers became simple wage earners with only their labor services to offer and became dependent on their employers. And then the repetitious nature of many industrial jobs left many workers alienated from their work and products of labor. And then industrial workers commonly labored six days a week for twelve to fourteen hours daily instead of the accustomed rural labor that correlated with the seasons. But, the workers faced strict and immediate supervision, if caught slacking or not working fast enough they were punished.

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Steam engineering helped in the advancement of transportation.

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The factory system replaced both the putting-out system and protoindustrial factories and became the characteristic method of production in industrial economies. And then The newly developed machines were to big and expensive for home use so they had to move work locations where entrepreneurs and engineers built complicated machinery for large-sale production. And then

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And then James Watt  made a steam engine. And then more inventors made better steam engines. And then this led to more railroads. And then the price of transportation by steam ship went down. But the steam engines needed a big amount of fuel (coal).

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And then it emerge in the late eightteenth century, where the technological advances had transformed Bitish textile industy.

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But it caused declining job opportunities and some financial difficulties of small farmers who had to sell all their land to large landowners

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Yesenia, Yitzel, Ethan, Sebastian

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Litzy, Mckay, Shawn, joselin, Brenda, Jason

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Coal to Colonies
Wood became the primary fueling source for iron production, home heating and cooking wood was not a sustainable supply of fuel since it caused more deforestation causing serious wood shortage. And then western Europe’s largest coal deposit in Great Britain Which was within easy reach with water transportation and then. It was very easy gatherable it did not take much skill to gather coal and then Increased the Potential of the productivity of industrialization. and then the increase of coal made iron production Increasingly fast And started the change of wood to coal. But the Conditions and labor were very hard.

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And then coal played an important role in the industrialization of Great Britain.