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Economic developments: agriculture, trade and industry; economic ideologies; boom and 'the workshop of the world'; the onset of Depression.
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Reform and challenge, c1851–c1886
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Economic developments: agriculture, trade and industry; economic ideologies; boom and 'the workshop of the world'; the onset of Depression
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Which of the following was a significant factor in Britain's economic growth during the Industrial Revolution?
Direct answer
The expansion of the railway network was crucial for Britain's economic growth as it facilitated the movement of goods and resources across the country, thereby enhancing trade and industry.
Key terms
- Industrial Revolution: A period of significant industrial growth and technological advancement in Britain from the late 18th century to the 19th century, characterized by the transition from agrarian economies to industrialized ones.
- Economic Liberalism: An economic ideology that emphasizes free markets, individual entrepreneurship, and minimal government intervention in the economy.
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Confusing economic ideologies: Clarify that liberalism advocates for minimal government intervention, while socialism supports more government control and wealth redistribution.
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