From 1760 to 1830, Britain experienced a period of remarkable change in industry and society (Christopher 117). Machines were taking over labour that was previously done by humans, and many lives were saved because of this.

The Industrial Revolution originated in Britain because the country had many natural advantages over other countries, like large quantities of coal and iron, navigable rivers, natural harbours, and a temperate climate (Christopher 117).

The population was constantly and quickly growing, providing labourers for the Industrial Revolution and Britain’s foreign trade provided the Industrial Revolution with access to raw materials and markets.

Fines issued for tardiness and spoiled work were common and sent many people into a state of depression.

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