In order to spur the Industrial Revolution, a combination of components had to come together. Vital resources were the coal, iron deposits and other types of resources that enabled people like the British to create and fuel the first modern-like machines. Another factor playing a key role were the different technological developments from other civilizations, stimulating much curiosity. An example of this connection through global travel is how the British and other Europeans were exposed to devices like seed drills and winnowing machines to process grain.
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