From 1700 to1850, the industrial revolution transformed england and continental europe. discuss the reasons for the industrial revolution in england, and note its consequences.

Abundance of Mineral resources

Abundance of farm produce

The need for better financial services.

The need for better wages etc.

Explanation: Industrial revolution was the period when Great Britain experienced massive advancements in the way of life of the people through the technological advancements, improvement in Financial services,

Mechanised farming

Improvement in power generation ( steam power).etc

The consequences include

Increased population especially in the Urban areas,depleting mineral resources, increased living standards, increased air pollution from steam powered engines using fossil fuels etc.

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