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Give two reasons why the Industrial Revolution began in Britain.
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One significant reason the Industrial Revolution began in Britain is that population growth led to increased demand for goods and services. As the population expanded, there was a greater need for manufactured products, stimulating production and industrial growth.
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Another reason is that the Agricultural Revolution had transformed farming practices, resulting in fewer workers needed on farms. This surplus of laborers migrated to urban areas, providing the necessary workforce for emerging factories during the Industrial Revolution.
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