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the two most dynamic industry of Britian in early 19th century​

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The two must dynamic industries in Britian in the early nineteenth century were cotton and metal(iron and steel) industries. 1. These industries were the most dynamic industries in Britain

Answer 2

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The two most dynamic industry in Britain in the early 19th century are:-

Cotton and metal industries.

a) In the nineteenth century, cotton and metal were considered as the most dynamic industry.

b) Cotton was the main industry and accounted most of Britain's exports.

c) Later iron and steel become the most important industries.

d) In fact, by 1973 Britain exported £ 77 million worth iron and steel.

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The two must dynamic industries in Britian in the early nineteenth century were cotton and metal(iron and steel) industries.

1.These industries were the most dynamic industries in Britain.

2.At first sight cotton was the main industries as it has imports in India. British were selling cotton at high prices in India.

3.later metal (Iron and steel) industry became useful than cotton.

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