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Do you agree with the author being interviewed about why the Industrial Revolution

didn't happen in China? Why or why not? Support your claim with at least four pieces of

evidence from your understanding of world history.


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Tundexi

I agree with the author that the world Industrial Revolution did not first happen in China.

What is Industrial Revolution?

An Industrial Revolution refers to shift in process of agrarian economy to an industrial and machine economy.

The first Industrial Revolution happened in Britain in the area of manufacturing processes.

In China. the first industrial revolution was experienced between the 1988 - 1998 which features a mass production of labor-intensive light consumer goods across the country.

in conclusion, I agree with the author on the stance.

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