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    The document outlines the key relationships between the development of steam engines, coal mining, railroads, and textile machines in the Industrial Revolution. Steam engines increased coal mining to fuel themselves and cleared mines to access more coal. Coal then powered lead production and the steam engines driving railroads and factories utilizing machines like the spinning jenny, flying shuttle, and water frame to mass produce textiles.

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    The document outlines the key relationships between the development of steam engines, coal mining, railroads, and textile machines in the Industrial Revolution. Steam engines increased coal mining to fuel themselves and cleared mines to access more coal. Coal then powered lead production and the steam engines driving railroads and factories utilizing machines like the spinning jenny, flying shuttle, and water frame to mass produce textiles.

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    The document outlines the key relationships between the development of steam engines, coal mining, railroads, and textile machines in the Industrial Revolution. Steam engines increased coal mining to fuel themselves and cleared mines to access more coal. Coal then powered lead production and the steam engines driving railroads and factories utilizing machines like the spinning jenny, flying shuttle, and water frame to mass produce textiles.

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    The document outlines the key relationships between the development of steam engines, coal mining, railroads, and textile machines in the Industrial Revolution. Steam engines increased coal mining to fuel themselves and cleared mines to access more coal. Coal then powered lead production and the steam engines driving railroads and factories utilizing machines like the spinning jenny, flying shuttle, and water frame to mass produce textiles.

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    2.

    Steam Engines cleared out coal mines in order to


    mine more coal

    Steam
    Engine

    Lead
    1. Allows for chemical bleaching in textiles because of lead lines

    1. Coal was needed to power Steam Engines

    Coal

    1. Lead production is powered by coal

    Railroads
    / Trains

    1. Steam engine created


    power supply for these
    machines

    Spinning
    Jenny
    Flying Shuttle
    Water Frame

    1. Machines used for cotton


    and various textile production
    2. Increased demand led to
    larger productivity by
    machines

    Textile
    Industry

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