How Did The Economy Change Wallonia
What happened?
Between 1770 and 1850, England’s economy changed. It changed from strictly agricultural to industrial. The development of factories was the center of the revolution. This couldn't have developed and evolved like it did without better transportation in creating larger markets. The better transportation wouldn't have been able to exist without the growth of the iron industry, and the iron industry couldn't have expanded without steam engines. Overall, the English society struggled to adjust to the new economic system.
Where?
Wallonia, which is a French speaking town in southern Belgium.
When?
1770 - 1850
Why?
Britain had the easily accessible labor, resources, money, geographical location, and trade routes connecting them to
Between 1770 and 1850, England’s economy changed. It changed from strictly agricultural to industrial. The development of factories was the center of the revolution. This couldn't have developed and evolved like it did without better transportation in creating larger markets. The better transportation wouldn't have been able to exist without the growth of the iron industry, and the iron industry couldn't have expanded without steam engines. Overall, the English society struggled to adjust to the new economic system.
Where?
Wallonia, which is a French speaking town in southern Belgium.
When?
1770 - 1850
Why?
Britain had the easily accessible labor, resources, money, geographical location, and trade routes connecting them to