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What were the five causes of the industrial revolution
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What were the five causes of the industrial revolution

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The 5 causes were

  • Political and economical competition in Europe.
  • Politician influence over India and other countries.
  • Innovation in technology
  • Growth in population
  • And availability to coal and iron.

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Scientific revolution in Europe

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