Titlebook: Mastering Economic and Social History; David Taylor Textbook 1988Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1988 industrial revolution.re

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,The Textile Industry 1700–1850,estic system using hand-powered machinery; wool was by far the most important fabric. By 1850 the textile industry had been totally transformed into one which was based on the factory system with steam-powered machinery. Output was vastly increased as a result. By now cotton was the dominant sector

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,The Pottery Industry 1700–1900,r. The nobility preferred to use pewter mugs whilst the poor ate from wooden plates. In the early eighteenth century the location of the pottery industry was widespread and scattered. Wherever there were deposits of suitable clay, pottery was made. Bristol, Derby, Worcester, Glasgow and North Staffo

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Railways,th century that ‘modern railways’ were developed. This was when the locomotive — a steam-engine on wheels — was invented, to haul carriages along a track. It took the early locomotive designers some time to solve the technical problems but once they had been overcome, the potential of the ‘modern’ r

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