Why was New England the starting point for the Industrial Revolution? Please describe the following:
a. Resource proximity
b. Ports
c. Capital
d. Workers
e. Waterways

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Why was New England the starting point for the Industrial Revolution? Please describe the following:
a. Resource proximity
b. Ports
c. Capital
d. Workers
e. Waterways

anonymous · Answer

(( i want help understanding them please, not answers right away ))

anonymous · Answer

its honestly a common knowledge question. I dont really know how to explain it without giving the answer away.

anonymous · Answer

oh, well do you know any pages that might explain it better.

anonymous · Answer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_Revolution http://webs.bcp.org/sites/vcleary/ModernWorldHistoryTextbook/IndustrialRevolution/IRbegins.html

anonymous · Answer

Thank you.

anonymous · Answer

no problem

anonymous · Answer

can i go over it with  you when i think i got the answer to be sure?

anonymous · Answer

if there is any other questions feel free to ask and tag me.. and yeah thats fine.

anonymous · Answer

To make it in context, New England had 'bad' soil so factories got built their, while the South primarily did the agriculture.

anonymous · Answer

That works lol. I didn't think about explaining it like that. I was trying to explain each one and couldn't lol.

anonymous · Answer

@rhythmictune

anonymous · Answer

There can always be a easy path, and then the fun path as I say.