Question

Explain any five cause of industrial revolution in England

Answer 1

i. geographic area of england.
ii. large deposit of coal and iron
iii. availability of capital.
iv. social and political stability.
v. better means of transport.

Answer 2

Answer:

1. A series of invention in the eighteenth century increased the efficacy of each step of the production process and paved the way for industrialization in England.

2. There had been enormous expansion in overseas trade of Britain; this was one of the major causes of technological revolution.

3. The vast amount of capital which England had accumulated out of profits of her growing trade enabled her to make large expenditure on the machinery and building. This led to new technological developments.

4. The geographical location of England greatly helped in industrial revolution.

5. It had extensive coastline and many navigable rivers when water was the easiest means of transportation.