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    The Industrial Revolution changed the world forever and allowed for an immense amount of modernization in methods, tools, inventions, etc. The Industrial Revolution took place from the late 18th century, and well into the 19th century. Great Britain is known to be the birthplace for beginning the Industrial Revolution, which would eventually spread to other countries in Europe and then across the ocean to the United States. The Industrial Revolution was responsible for changing the way many…

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    bridges which all contributed to the industrialisation of Britain. Coal was a necessary component for the industrialisation of Britain because it was the power source for the first commercially successful steam locomotive. EXAMPLES Thomas Newcomen’s steam engine assisted in the development of the steam locomotive as the main power source, this new invention changed the way goods were transported throughout Britain. CONCLUDING SENTENCE Without these natural resources being available in…

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    The official definition of a steam boat is as follows, “A boat that is propelled by a steam engine, especially a paddle-wheel craft of a type used widely on rivers in the 18th and 19th century.” To expand on the previous statement, the steamboat was a device made to revolutionize river travel. The first successfully tested steamboat was made by Robert Fulton, with the help and support of Robert Livingston in 1807. Clermont, the steamboat, made its first triumphant debut on a voyage through the…

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    Turnips were used as a source of nutrients for both the soil and the people. The inventions of the steam engine and railroads were used to transport people and goods, such as coal and iron, between cities that brought about new, economical growing industries. The increase of factories in cities, resulted in the growth of urbanization with the enclosure movement…

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    were cheap. Furthermore, people were also able to buy other things that they never had before. People continued to buy these products which led Great Britain to expand (Ross). In addition, the Steam Engine and railroads were two other examples of inventions that helped the world modernize. The Steam Engine helped with railways and powered machines while railroads…

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    throughout the nation. This American System was put into play and soon the nation took the idea and ran with it. Transportation flourished beginning with the improvements of current roads, continuing with the introduction of canals, and finally steam engines and railroads. Occurring in this same time…

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    Industrial and Digital Revolution Throughout the history of the world there have been many revolutions that has defined and changed the world forever. A revolution can be defined as a turning point of a historical event at the time it was happening. Two of the most influenced revolution that has changed the face of the world are the Industrial and Digital Revolution. The Industrial Revolution which took place from eighteenth to early 20th Century, was fast development of machinery, and vast…

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    1. Introduction: The Industrial Revolution was the introduction of new manufacturing styles, including going from hand production methods to machines. The first industry to use modern production methods was the textile industry (Landes D. S., 1969). It created a major turning point in history where almost every aspect of our daily lives was influenced in some way (Lucas, 2002). Some economist stated that one of the biggest impacts of the Industrial Revolution was the consistent increase of the…

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    The industrial revolution was when they started to make new inventions. Everything started to evolutionized. Many people started to make new inventions and factories. And many people did not farm no more at this time and people moved to the city. People moved to the us to look for jobs. People got paid so little bit especially kids some of them did not even got to go to school because they had to go to work to help out their families. The Industrial revolution began in Great Britain. It began…

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    One can see that without the technologies of the steam engine, Maxim machine gun, quinine, and the telegraph, there is a great chance the colonization would not have taken place or would have been a lot slower and more difficult. In addition to these technologies we must include all the production, manufacturing…

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