How did the Industrial Revolution broaden the nature of the world market?
52 views
0 Votes
0 Votes

How did the Industrial Revolution broaden the nature of the world market?

1 Answer

0 Votes
0 Votes
 
Best answer

From the middle of the 18th century, large factories in England began to produce goods. These factories were run by stream engines.

Stream engines led to a lot of production in factories, increasing the need for raw materials.

Then, England spread its foot to North America, Asia (India), Africa, where it got raw materials and ready made markets. Thus colonialism began.

RELATED DOUBTS

1 Answer
0 Votes
0 Votes
92 Views
1 Answer
0 Votes
0 Votes
77 Views
1 Answer
0 Votes
0 Votes
28 Views
1 Answer
2 Votes
2 Votes
141 Views
1 Answer
0 Votes
0 Votes
142 Views
1 Answer
1 Vote
1 Vote
54 Views
1 Answer
0 Votes
0 Votes
91 Views
1 Answer
0 Votes
0 Votes
36 Views
1 Answer
0 Votes
0 Votes
32 Views
Chandan Asked Oct 9, 2023
75 views
Chandan Asked Oct 9, 2023
by Chandan
1 Answer
0 Votes
0 Votes
75 Views
1 Answer
0 Votes
0 Votes
126 Views
Peddia is an Online Question and Answer Website, That Helps You To Prepare India's All States Boards & Competitive Exams Like IIT-JEE, NEET, AIIMS, AIPMT, SSC, BANKING, BSEB, UP Board, RBSE, HPBOSE, MPBSE, CBSE & Other General Exams.
If You Have Any Query/Suggestion Regarding This Website or Post, Please Contact Us On : [email protected]

CATEGORIES