Describe one agricultural and one technological innovation that led to industrialization in Great Britain and its subsequent spread to continental Europe, the United States, and Japan

- New factory systems rapidly increased British economies, leading to the increasing growth of cities and towns. The attraction was mainly due to the available jobs to more people that aren't that skilled in crafts work. This made more products available to people.

With the new factories came allot of environmental health issues, unhappy workers, and payment. The cities where filled with garbage laying about. The workers would have to work long endless hours and get paid very little. The workers still had to pay heavy taxes, so it made it even harder for them to be financially good.

The Industrial Revolution had more good than bad consequences. The new land of freedom, America, was booming. The economic and wealth of the country was gradually becoming more powerful during the years.