Noemi Maravilla

Block 1
10/26/15
The Industrial Revolution was the changeover to new manufacturing processes in the
period 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840. The industrial revolution was started by coal
and scientific discovery. The findings of coal supplied the town and industries Coal was the new
source of fuel in the 18th century in Britain. Thats when Britain was created. For a long time
trees supplied homes and industries. Coal was mined and created mines near the city.
Newton created a steam engine at the time the economy was viable. It was powered by
coal but it burned tons of coal which was inefficient. Months Later Hamills Darwin thought of
the idea of human breathing. He studied though a telescope he was aware of the steam engine
and he was fascinated with the machinery of the steam engine. On his notebook you could find
new of his ideas which were a steam chariot, steam road dry building steam engine.
Few year have passed a WATS steam engine was created runner by coal and used less
fuel. It made an incremental improvement, they created a canal. The first manufactory company
was created. Many men, women, and children worked there. The mass
production of goods during the 18th and 19th centuries called for new methods of transportation.
New roads and a system of canals carried products made in factories to markets all over Britain.
Coal was needed in factories in great quantities, was also transported on canals. By the
1850s steam powered ships replaced sailing ships and became the primary way of
transporting goods and people across the oceans. This increased world trade because ships were
no longer dependent on good and strong winds in order to reach their destinations.
Many people worked together to make the world better thats why the industrial
revolution was the changeover to new manufacturing processes in the 17 and 18th century. Many
manufacturing ideas were created to travel and export around the world. It also birth the lower
class because during the 17 and 18th century either they were on the upper class or lower class.