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The Industrial Revolution
Question
Why were coal mines were dangerous places to work?
Solution
Coal mines were dangerous places to work in as roofs caved in or there could be an explosion, and injuries were, therefore, common.
Some More Questions From The Industrial Revolution Chapter
Mention the aims of the Trade Unions.
“Industrialisation gave birth to Imperialism.” Describe.
The Industrial Revolution was the beginning of a 'Machine Age'. Justify.
Describe the effects of Industrialisation on Transport.
Describe the significance of the flying shuttle loom and spinning jenny.
Write a note on water frame and mule.
Where was the steam power first used?
Describe the meaning of the following terms:
Industrial Revolution, Capital, Capitalism, Socialism, Protective Tariff, Laissez Faire.
Industrial Revolution, Capital, Capitalism, Socialism, Protective Tariff, Laissez Faire.
Enumerate the invention of Thomas Savery.
What was 'Puffing Devil'?
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