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b. Economic and environmental change

Innovations in technology led to radical changes in the quantities of iron and coal that could be produced, and this in turn changed the nature of manufacturing. Britain became ‘the workshop of the world’ - also benefitting from selling goods to the Empire. Inquiry question: How were the innovations resisted? Line of Inquiry: Economic change Environmental change How did innovations impact the means of production? How...

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