The beginning of cottage industry reduced the unemployment rates in South Asia. It helped the people to keep their traditions intact on smaller scales by working in smaller groups in small home based industries and deliver the product on demand. Since the cottage industry doesn't require a lot of imported material for the product, the raw material which is easily available in the rural areas, can be made use of. And since there were no lesser operating costs, it was easier for the people in the rural area to make a living by hiring people to work for them. The development of cottage industries does not only depend on the raw materials or traditions, but it also depends on the climatic situation.
Agriculture work was growing in the 4th century …show more content…
It connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Gulf of Suez, which is a branch of the Red Sea. The construction of Suez canal began in 1859, the initial construction took place by hand with picks and shovels and after a while the process and the technology was upgraded. The Suez canal was supposed to get completed in 1865 but it was delayed for 4 years because of the labour was short and some political issues, and it finally got completed in 1869. On 17th November it was opened for navigation, it is a one way water lane. Suez canal played an important role for the industrial revolution as the international trading became simpler due to the easier mode of …show more content…
The productivity was slow and the products were limited. As all the work was being done by hand, large work stations weren't needed. The products that were produced in the cottage industry were expensive as a lot of time went into it and there were limited pieces of one kind. When the cottage industries were replaced by the Factory system, the speed of the work increased as the work was not done by hand anymore. The machines replaced the work done by hand and the man starting operating the machine. As the work was now being done by the machines, the production was high and things were being mass produced, but the value of the product came down as they weren't limited
Agriculture work was growing in the 4th century …show more content…
It connects the Mediterranean Sea and the Gulf of Suez, which is a branch of the Red Sea. The construction of Suez canal began in 1859, the initial construction took place by hand with picks and shovels and after a while the process and the technology was upgraded. The Suez canal was supposed to get completed in 1865 but it was delayed for 4 years because of the labour was short and some political issues, and it finally got completed in 1869. On 17th November it was opened for navigation, it is a one way water lane. Suez canal played an important role for the industrial revolution as the international trading became simpler due to the easier mode of …show more content…
The productivity was slow and the products were limited. As all the work was being done by hand, large work stations weren't needed. The products that were produced in the cottage industry were expensive as a lot of time went into it and there were limited pieces of one kind. When the cottage industries were replaced by the Factory system, the speed of the work increased as the work was not done by hand anymore. The machines replaced the work done by hand and the man starting operating the machine. As the work was now being done by the machines, the production was high and things were being mass produced, but the value of the product came down as they weren't limited