How it all began: Agricultural Revolution, Cottage Industry, Atlantic Economy.

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How it all began: Agricultural Revolution, Cottage Industry, Atlantic Economy

Pre-Industrial Society

Agricultural Revolution

The impact of the Agricultural Revolution

Cottage Industry

Building a Global Economy: The Atlantic System

Rise of Great Britain: Navigation Acts

Colonies in the Americas and Asia

Slave Trade To British North America and U.S.: 275,000 Spanish America: 57,900 Caribbean: 3,219,950 Brazil: 1,718,000 Why were so many slaves transported to the Caribbean islands – which are relatively small?