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    The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain in the 18th century and later spread to other parts of the world. It involved a shift from manual labor and production in homes to machine-based manufacturing in factories. The first industrial revolution from 1760 to 1830 saw Britain adopt these new techniques and ban the export of machines to maintain their advantage. However, other countries like Belgium were able to develop industries through people like the Cockerill brothers who brought British knowledge and workshops to continental Europe. A second industrial revolution in the late 19th century was enabled by new technologies like steel and electricity. While Latin America industrialized slowly and remained dependent on foreign capital and imports, countries there did begin developing industries in the mid-19th century.

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    The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain in the 18th century and later spread to other parts of the world. It involved a shift from manual labor and production in homes to machine-based manufacturing in factories. The first industrial revolution from 1760 to 1830 saw Britain adopt these new techniques and ban the export of machines to maintain their advantage. However, other countries like Belgium were able to develop industries through people like the Cockerill brothers who brought British knowledge and workshops to continental Europe. A second industrial revolution in the late 19th century was enabled by new technologies like steel and electricity. While Latin America industrialized slowly and remained dependent on foreign capital and imports, countries there did begin developing industries in the mid-19th century.

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    The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain in the 18th century and later spread to other parts of the world. It involved a shift from manual labor and production in homes to machine-based manufacturing in factories. The first industrial revolution from 1760 to 1830 saw Britain adopt these new techniques and ban the export of machines to maintain their advantage. However, other countries like Belgium were able to develop industries through people like the Cockerill brothers who brought British knowledge and workshops to continental Europe. A second industrial revolution in the late 19th century was enabled by new technologies like steel and electricity. While Latin America industrialized slowly and remained dependent on foreign capital and imports, countries there did begin developing industries in the mid-19th century.

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    Industrial Revolution: Ivette Fernández - Camila Leal

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    The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain in the 18th century and later spread to other parts of the world. It involved a shift from manual labor and production in homes to machine-based manufacturing in factories. The first industrial revolution from 1760 to 1830 saw Britain adopt these new techniques and ban the export of machines to maintain their advantage. However, other countries like Belgium were able to develop industries through people like the Cockerill brothers who brought British knowledge and workshops to continental Europe. A second industrial revolution in the late 19th century was enabled by new technologies like steel and electricity. While Latin America industrialized slowly and remained dependent on foreign capital and imports, countries there did begin developing industries in the mid-19th century.

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    Industrial Revolution

    Ivette Fernández – Camila Leal


    What an is Industrial Revolution?
    The Industrial Revolution was a process in
    which an agrarian economy was changed to
    one dominated by industry and machine
    manufacturing. This process began in Great
    Britain in the 18th century and later spread to
    other parts of the world.

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    First industrial revolution
    In the period from 1760 to 1830, the Industrial Revolution
    escalated to Britain. Conscious of their advantage, the British
    banned the export of machines, workers and manufacturing
    techniques

    The British monopoly could not last forever, mainly because some
    Britons saw favorable industrial opportunities abroad, while
    continental European entrepreneurs tried to attract British
    knowledge to their countries. Two Englishmen, William and John
    Cockerill, brought the Industrial Revolution to Belgium by
    developing mechanical workshops in Liege
    and Belgium became the first country in continental Europe to
    change economically.

    3
    Second industrial revolution

    Despite opposition to the old, there


    were more and more causes for a new
    Industrial Revolution in the late 19th
    and 20th centuries. The main changes
    were the arrival of steel, electricity, oil
    and plastic derivatives.

    4
    Causes of the industrial revolution
    ● Parliamentary Monarchy: A division of powers arrives, which gives the individual
    freedom and legal security necessary for the business class to be born outside the State.
    ● International trade: English naval capacity placed them in world trade, opening markets
    where the mass production that this revolution would bring would find consumers.

    5
    Industrial revolution in
    Latin America
    In general measures, rather than the industrial revolution, the process of
    industrialization must be named, which was very slow. The European
    industrial revolution configured an economy to favor Europe of food
    products and raw materials and turned these countries into consumers of
    goods that came from Europe, which destroyed the indigenous industry.
    Despite everything, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, etc., from the mid-
    nineteenth century developed a nascent industry, interrupted in the
    thirties, and restarted during the Second World War. However, its
    development was characterized by dependence on foreign capital and
    international monopolies.

    6
    Questions of the topic:
    1. The industrial revolution was in Great Britain or in
    France?
    2. The industrial revolution was in the 18th century or in
    the 15th century?
    3. The industrial revolution was in how many countries?

    7
    Thanks
    guys!

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