Question

How rapid was the pace of industrialisation in Britain?
Explain 5 points​

Answer 1

Answer:

1.The process of industrialization was not very rapid.

2.it almost took a whole century for all these changes to occur.

3.The most important industries of Britain were metal and cotton

4.they helped the country in expanding their production.

Explanation:

Answer 2

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☞ Industries

• Cotton and metal industries were the only developed industries, other industries were still using old methods.

☞ New Industries Couldn't Displace Traditional

• Very less people were employed in technological sector. A large number of people were employed in small domestic units.

☞ Technological Changes Occurred Slowly

• New technology was expensive, repairing cost was high and were not much effective. Industrialists were catios about using them.

☞ Ordinary And Small Industries

• They were the basis of growth in many non-mechanised sectors such as food processing, pottery etc.

☞ Expansion Of Railways

• With expansion of railways in England, tge demand for iron and steel increased rapidly.