How the term industrial revolution has been challenged? Explain with example.
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(i) The British got raw materials for the textile industries in India in form of cotton bales and began to export it for weaving clothes. It shifted the processing from homes to factories. (ii) Initially, spinning consumes a lot of time, but with the invention of technical knowledge, the production began to increases.
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Industrialisation had actually been too gradual to be considered a revolution. It carried processes that already existed towards new levels. Thus, there was a relatively greater concentration of workers in factories, and a wider use of money.
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