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Land was a factor of production because of the natural resources. Another factor of production was labor. With the increase in land, there came an increase in population. An increase in population meant an increase in work force. Another factor of production was capital. As production increased, the income of the country began to show an increase. These factors of production fueled the rise of Great Britain. Moreover, economic climate also fueled the rise. Social climate increased along with the industrialized Great Britain.
Political limited became more stable when industrialization increased. Economic climate also showed stability when Great Britain rose. Economic climate was not the only factor that fueled the rise of Great Britain. Some inventions of that time also fueled industrialization. Many inventions were beginning to appear. One very important invention that came up was the loom. The loom helped boost the textile industry. It increased the speed of making cloth and fabrics for clothes. Another important invention was the steam engine.
The steam engine generated rower for factories without pollution. This invention led to further increases of industrialization. Another invention that helped with the textile industry was the sewing machine. The sewing machine also increased the speed in making clothes and other objects. Great Britain experienced a great change during this time. Industrialization brought Great Britain some major increase with population, labor, and income. It also led to a more stable environment, and brought great inventions that helped the nation grow.