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AP World History: Modern
Unit 5 – Revolutions (1750-1900)
Topic 5.3
Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in Great Britain rather than other countries?
International trade restrictions forced Great Britain to develop new manufacturing processes quickly.
Other countries were too busy fighting internal wars to start an Industrial Revolution.
The British population had higher levels of education which promoted innovation and invention.
Great Britain had readily accessible coal and iron ore deposits necessary for industry.
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