what was primary source of wealth in england before industrial revolution?
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Primary sources include manuscripts, maps, drawings, newspapers, periodicals, government correspondence, letters, diaries, photographs, poster, pamphlets and more
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Primary source of wealth
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- During the 18th and 19th centuries, the economy of England was mainly agricultural upto the 18th century, but as the Industrial Revolution caused it to evolve gradually into a increased urbanized and industrial region.
- Farming was the primary livelihood in England which was at least 75% of the population making its living the land.
- Most European countries had economical dominance by farmer as well as artisan crafts such as hand-woven cloth before industrialization.
- Social structures had remained mostly unchanged from the Middle Ages British obtained dominance in the trade with India, largely dominated the highly lucrative slave, sugar also commercial trades originated in West Africa as well as the West Indies
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