2 good causes of the industrial revolution (why did the change occur)

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mani_jha · Answer

1) The ever-increasing population increased demand of goods tremendously. The previous system of work without machines could no longer meet these demands. New, faster, cheaper ways had to be adopted.
2) Many new machines were invented by various people during that period. These machines made work easier and faster. Everyone wanted a change, and so these machines were adopted.

anonymous · Answer

any good results???

anonymous · Answer

Those are good aren't they?

1) The Industrial Revolution brought around the factory labor. Without the need of improving the productivity of the factories Henry Ford would have never invented the assembly line process. This process is used by almost every manufacturer now. Without this the production time on products would be MUCH longer.

2) The Industrial Revolution led to more entrepreneurship. People saw a changing market and jobbed on the chance of making it big. At that time it was anybodies game, no big monopolies were around so a small businesses' only competition was another small business, not a company who could figuratively squish them.

Is this not what you want?

anonymous · Answer

lol i didint say the causes were not good i was asking if anyone has any two good results but thanks... :)