Science, asked by velipshashank, 9 months ago

the fossil fuel that made the industrial revolution possible

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Answered by livegamer63p

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The human population numbered around 800 million when James Watt invented the coal powered steam engine in 1776, designed originally to remove water from tin and coal mines, triggering the industrial revolution in Great Britain and inspiring the fossil fuel era that changed our world.

Answered by rosehandicrafts11

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Your answer is :coal

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