History 10/27 padlet by LUCA BAGLIANI https://padlet.com/lucabagliani/yg4g2dwv5a197uqb Made with serendipity en-us 2020-10-27 13:24:19 UTC 2020-10-27 13:47:29 UTC hello@padlet.com Geography- Location, Geographic Features, and Natural Resources-Luke Sanders lukesanders1 https://padlet.com/lucabagliani/yg4g2dwv5a197uqb/wish/865610336 This is why Britain was the first to under Industrial Revolution  go"Great Britain’s location made it easy for them to ship raw materials to factories and finished goods to other places to be sold".They had plenty of metals they could sell to make money and build to start the industrial revolution. 
" Coal fueled engines replaced water wheels as the main source of energy for factories and since it was prevalent in Great Britain, there was inexpensive coal that could be used to power the factories and later, trains". They had plentiful amount of coal to fuel there factories 
" Great Britain’s natural harbors led to the creation of cities that were centers of shipping. Boats carrying goods and people came from the Atlantic Ocean, North Sea, and English Channel, to Great Britain’s harbors where their cargo was sold or shipped inland on rivers".  They created Docks for shipping but by doing that it made people want to go there and see the factories and soon they start to build cites there.
]]> 2020-10-27 13:32:39 UTC https://padlet.com/lucabagliani/yg4g2dwv5a197uqb/wish/865610336 New Technology- linda lindatitone https://padlet.com/lucabagliani/yg4g2dwv5a197uqb/wish/865615443 "New technological innovation in machinery meant that factories could produce more goods in less time, for less money. The cheaper goods were produced, the more money factory owners made and the faster the Industrial Revolution grew and spread." Technological advances during the Revolution changed Great Britain by getting rid of the cottage industry, and also effected agricultural produce because people working on the land were lured to migrate to cities and work in factories. Large buisnesses boosted factory production and took up main areas of land to produce, using inventions such as the steam-engine. "in 1769...James Watt took out his patent for the steam-engine. Sixteen years later it was applied to the cotton manufacture. In 1785 Boulton and Watt made an engine for a cotton-mill...These two facts taken together mark the introduction of the factory system."

]]> 2020-10-27 13:33:47 UTC https://padlet.com/lucabagliani/yg4g2dwv5a197uqb/wish/865615443 Luca Bagliani lucabagliani https://padlet.com/lucabagliani/yg4g2dwv5a197uqb/wish/865678356 The Industrial Revolution began in Britain for a number of reasons. First, the country had raw materials, like iron ore and coal. Other materials, like cotton, came from overseas colonies. By the end of the 18th century the country became the world’s largest colonial power. The colonies then became big markets for the industrial goods that Britain produced. In the early 1800s the Industrial Revolution spread to the European mainland and across the Atlantic to the United States. By 1850 Belgium, France and Germany became leading industrial nations on the continent. Japan was one of the first Asian countries to start producing goods in factories and Russian industrialisation started in the early 1900s. China and India didn’t become industrial powers until after World War II, largely because both countries were occupied by foreign powers.


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