History, asked by simubhatia0743, 1 month ago

Explain the factor responsible for the industrial revolution in England.Bring out its social and economic consequences.

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Answered by princechaudhari82

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1. capitalThe British traders had been trading in foreign countries for a long time. So, they had the sufficient capital for the establishment of the industries. (ii) Natural resources : England had plenty of natural resources like iron and coal which are essential for the industries.

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