Question

Industrialisation transformed craft production in England in the nineteenth century. How did it transform Indian craft production in the twentieth century?

Answer 1

The central hub of the Industrial Revolution was Britain.

Explanation:

• This time span realized unmistakable average workers who worked in the plants of the wealthier class, regularly creating merchandise for moderately low compensation under appropriate conditions.
• However, the Industrial Revolution had a significant effect on many other countries around the world.
• Great Britain's East India Company collected earnings and raw material from the prosperous area of East India and sent the money and materials to Britain.
• After goods were manufactured in Britain, these goods were brought to India to be sold.
• Thus, India served to expand Britain's market for the sale of Britain's manufactured goods.