The origins of the Industrial Revolution in Britain

Beginning in Britain in the mid-1700s, the Industrial Revolution transformed how goods were produced, shifting from hand-made work in homes and small workshops to machine-powered manufacturing in large factories. Access to coal, capital, and new technology, along with an existing textile industry ready to mechanize, helped Britain lead this transformation before it spread elsewhere.

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