The statement "Necessity is the mother of invention" means if people .
            
need something, for example a way too cook raw food or keep warm, then .
            
they will invent fire. That is the way inventions are formed, through people's .
            
needs. Throughout my essay I will prove this statement to be true.
            
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The Industrial Revolution was a period of change in the working .
            
industry, which tool place from 1760 to 1850.  The Revolution originated in .
            
Britain.  It began there because of the advantages that Britain offered.  .
            
Advantages such as coal and iron, it's rivers, natural harbors and it's fairly .
            
good weather. Britain also provided plenty of workers for the potential labor .
            
that was developing with the new industries.  It was also invasion-free .
            
throughout this time, which allowed this industrial period to happen without .
            
interruption. .
            
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The Industrial Revolution was the change from a domestic system to .
            
the mechanization of the textile industry (from hand to machine labor). New .
            
machines and sources of power were needed so they were developed. Not .
            
only was this change easier for the people who made the products but it was .
            
also much faster.
            
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One of the first products of this mechanization of the textile industry .
            
was the flying shuttle, invented by John Kay in 1733.  The shuttle was a .
            
machine used for spinning and weaving cloth.  This weaver was made to .
            
weave a wider piece of cloth quicker and easier.  This invention produced .
            
not only quickly weaved cloth but also a shortage of yarn.  That brought .
            
about the invention of James Hargreaves in 1768.  He invented the spinning .
            
jenny, which increased the amount of yarn that was being distributed. It .
            
produced eight times as much thread as a single spinning wheel.
            
Other inventions included; Cotton spinning (Sir Richard Arkwright), .
            
in 1769.  This invention included a water frame that increased the cotton .
            
production by waterpower.  This invention and others that followed would .
            
soon develop the second industry which was the iron industry.