The Industrial Revolution is one of the most important times attributing to the success of the world today. Being lead by England in the early eighteen century, through all of Europe by the mid-eighteenth century, the Industrial Revolution can be defined as “the take-off into self sustained growth” (Hobsbawn 28). There are many factors that allowed England to being this movement; some of which consisted of but not limited to inventions, the ability to feed people or Agriculture Revolution and the internal and external transportation systems (Ralph 234).
The inventions began with the textile industry. Spinning and weaving were originally done from people’s homes, but once the inventions began, in 1733, people had to go to factories to work. In 1733, John Kay invented the “Flying Shuttle”, which a
England’s start of the Industrial Revolution is a world changing movement. Even though these things were slow in happening, it eventually changed the whole world - each country in its own time.