1. Working Class and Europe's Industrial Revolution
... and the demand in industrial labor from the cities that would come from their expanding population of skilled and unskilled workers (Sherman and Salisbury). Along with those aspects, other factors helped lead to England to their Industrial Revolution. One of those was a revolution in agriculture, which happened ... because of new crops, changing methods of growing crops, and the breeding animals. Because of that, production increased along with profits, which lead to fewer people producing food, and more families moving to urban centers. Also with more food being produced, this lead ... ...
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