INTRO TO THE INDUSTRIAL REV.

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INTRO TO THE INDUSTRIAL REV. AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION The agricultural revolution began long before the eighteenth century… New food crops, many of them from the Americas, and new forage crops produced more food per acre and allowed farmers to raise more cattle for meat and milk.

INTRO TO THE INDUSTRIAL REV. ENCLOSURE MOVEMENT Only wealthy landowners could afford to invest in new crops and new farming methods. Rich landowners fenced off (enclosed) their own land and common land to apply new scientific farming methods: As they did so, they forced their former tenants to become sharecroppers or landless laborers, or to migrate to the cities.

INTRO TO THE INDUSTRIAL REV. OTHER FACTORS Population Growth In the 18th century, more reliable food supplies, earlier marriage, high birthrates, and more widespread resistance to disease contributed to significant population growth in Europe. England and Wales experienced particularly rapid population growth.

INTRO TO THE INDUSTRIAL REV. OTHER FACTORS Population Growth (cont.) Rapid population growth meant that children accounted for a relatively high proportion of the total population. Population growth also contributed to migration of people from the countryside to the cities, from Ireland to England, and from Europe to the Americas.

INTRO TO THE INDUSTRIAL REV. OTHER FACTORS Trade and Inventiveness Increasing demand for goods was met with increasing production in traditional ways through the addition of new craftspeople to existing workshops and through the putting-out system. Population growth and increased agricultural productivity were accompanied by a growth in trade and a fascination with technology and innovation.

INTRO TO THE INDUSTRIAL REV. ORIGINS IN BRITAIN 18th century Britain had a number of characteristics that help to explain its peculiar role in the Industrial Revolution: Economic growth Population growth People who were willing to put new ideas into practice Strong mining and metal industries The world’s largest merchant marine Relatively fluid social structure.

INTRO TO THE INDUSTRIAL REV. ORIGINS IN BRITAIN (cont.) Britain also had a good water transportation system, a unified market, and a highly developed commercial sector.

INTRO TO THE INDUSTRIAL REV. EVOLUTION OF I.R. ON EUROPEAN CONTINENT The economies of continental Europe experienced a similar dynamic expansion in the eighteenth century, but lack of markets and management skills and the constant warfare from 1789–1815 interrupted trade and weakened the incentive to invest in new technologies.

INTRO TO THE INDUSTRIAL REV. EUROPEAN CONTINENT (cont.) Industrialization took hold in Europe after 1815, first in Belgium and France. European governments played a significant role in fostering industrialization.