AP Euro: Seminar Bonnie Simpraseuth Period 4 11/29/11.

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AP Euro: Seminar Bonnie Simpraseuth Period 4 11/29/11

Prompt Discuss the combination of social, cultural, political, and economic factors that allowed Great Britain to be the first nation to industrialize.

Industrial Revolution first occurred in Great Britain The industrial revolution began in 1780 Britain had a large market in form of it’s empire Developed advance agriculture = surplus Had a central bank and good canal system In spite of the Napoleonic Wars in Europe, it didn’t leave Great Britain devastated

Social & Cultural I.Agricultural Revolution played a vital role to the Industrial Revolution in Britain a)Landholders tried to rationalize their landholding and started the Enclosure Movement b)This supply of cheap and abundant labor emerged as the Enclosure Movement forced many landless famers to move into towns and cities c)More and more people started to work in factories or in the distribution of other goods and services

Social & Cultural II.Agriculture a)English farmers adopted new methods of farming, and were able to feed large numbers of people 1.Population increased 2.Demand for goods within the country increased b)Large classes of hired agricultural laborers 1.Rural wage earners were relatively mobile

Political I.Colonial Empire a)Provided Britain with raw materials needed for the development of many industries b)Growing market for British manufactured goods occurred in its colonies, supported by the African slave trade and in Latin America

Political II.Role of Government a)The monarchy and the aristocratic oligarchy ruled the country since 1688, and provided a stable and predictable government b)The government supported the economic growth and the industrial development c)They also supported the expansion of the middle class

Economic I.The expanding Atlantic economy of the 18 th century served mercantilist Britain very well a)The growth of Royal Navy and the development of ports provided protection from foreign invasion, and that also promoted Britain’s commercial empire II.Large supplies of capital were available because of profitable commercial activity a)The central bank was established by the government in 1694 b)Britain had well-developed credit markets

Economic I.Land and geography a)Britain was isolated which offered protection from the continental wars b)Waterways and canals were a source of alternative power for factories, and transportation by ship for trade and communication 1.It was much cheaper to ship goods by water the by land

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