How Did Britain Lead To The Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution was the transition to new ways to manufacture goods in the 18th century. In Britain there were several factors that lead to its being the leader in industrialization. The first major reason Britain was the leader of industrialization is they are politically and economically stable. The middle class, the Bourgeoisie, learned how to handle money, trade and manage a business properly. This would guide the way to financial stability. The reason for political stability is there was no king in England that had absolute power. Parliament had control of the government. A last fact contributing to the stability of the politics and the economy is there were no wars being fought on British soil. No wars meant the British did