Industrial Revolution

The three main factors that contributed to the growth of industry during the Industrial Revolution were the invention of steam power, development of new machines, and increased population.

The British Empire provided the raw materials necessary for industry and new markets in which to sell Britain’s manufactured goods.

Physical and human features that allowed for the growth of industry during the Industrial Revolution included the invention of steam power, new machines, new transport systems, increased population, and the development of the British Empire.

<p>New transport systems such as canals, railways, and steam ships transformed the transportation of raw materials and mass-produced goods, reducing costs and saving time.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The increased population provided a huge workforce for new industries and resulted in a huge demand for new mass-produced goods.</p> Signup and view all the answers