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How did the increase in the demand of British goods led to the invention of the new machine?

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How did the increase in the demand of British goods led to the invention of the new machine?

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The invention of machines revolutionised the industries system in British.

The following inventions added with the perfection and demand of the British goods:

  1. “The Flying shuttle’, invented by John Key, a weaver of Lancashire, which increased the speed of weaving’
  2. The ‘Spinning-Jenny’, invented by James Hargreaves’ spinning ability of eight threads at a time.
  3. The ‘Water Frame’, invented by Richard Arkwright, to producer harder and stronger yarn.
  4. The ‘Crompton’s Mule’, invented by Samuel Compton to combine, quantity with quality.
  5. The ‘Powerloom’, invented by Cartwright, to operate about 100 spindles.
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Chapter 13: The Modem Age in Europe: Industrial Revolution - Short Answer Questions

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