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The industrial revolution, as you know, started in England around 1750 and soon factory
production spread to France, Holland, Germany, Spain, Russia etc.Countries like England
and Germany, which had large reserves of coal and other minerals, took lead in developing
new industries. However, as times changed, European countries began to use less and less
of theirown mineral resources and relied on imports from other countries. The old mining
towns and old factories were closed down and new factories grew in new
areas. Industrialisation also enabled the European countries to import agricultural goods
from other countries. Thus, they relied less on the agriculture of their own countries for
their food and raw material requirements. Hence, Europe became dependent upon trade
with other countries. Initially, this trade was with their colonies in Asia, Africa and
America. However, as the colonies became in dependent, they had to develop new ways
of trading with them.​

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