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23 June, 09:05

4. Why were scientific ideas able to spread so easily in Britain?

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  1. 23 June, 11:21
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    A driving force behind state encouragement for applied science was a dire cash shortage in the public purse. From its inception, the Royal Society was pledged to research and innovation in all areas of trade and technology.
  2. 23 June, 13:04
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    Because of the industrial revolution. The industrial revolution started in Britain and was the reason for many great discoveries and inventions, including an evolution of science.
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