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23 February, 01:05

How did England's many natural resources contribute to the success of the industrial revolution?

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    England endowment with several natural resources such as ore and coal were the main factors that led to early industrialization in England. Coal was needed to fuel steam engines while ore was useful in making of machinery, which were needed in industries.
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