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28 January, 17:40

Why did the Industrial Revolution begin in the 1700s?

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  1. 28 January, 17:51
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    After 17th century which was the age of wars and plaguesThe growing population led to need of increase the production of goods.

    Similar situation led to so called first industrial revolution or technological revolution during high middle ages.
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