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Industrial revolution
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1694 - First Central Bank set up in England
1698- First steam engine invented
1719 - John Lombe begins his silk processing plant
James Kay created the Flying Shuttle, a basic weaving machine.
1764 - James Hargreaves invented the Spinning Jenny.
1769 - Richard Arkwright invented the water frame, which hooked up spinning machines to a water wheel.
1769 - James Watt patented his revision of the steam engine, featuring a separate condenser
1774 - Samuel Crompton invented the spinning mule.
1776 - Adam Smith published The Wealth of Nations.
1781 - Watt adapts his steam engine from a reciprocal to a rotary motion.
1785 - Edmund Cartwright invented the power loom.
1785 - Henry Cort invented highly successful iron refining techniques.
1799- Combination Acts make it unlawful in England for specialists to unionize so as to can anticipate higher pay or better working conditions.
1800 - 10 million tons of coal mined in Great Britain.
1801 - Richard Trevithick drives the Cornish "puffer" steam fueled train down the road of Camborne, England.
1812 - Parliament passes law making it illicit by punishment of death to destroy modern machines.
1816 - George Stephenson licensed a steam motor train that runson rails.
1825 - Stephenson dispatched to develop a 30-mile railroad from Liverpool to Manchester.
1829 - Stephenson's Rocket wins the speed challenge on the new Liverpool to Manchester railroad.
1833 - The first Factory Act gives little direction of kid work in material production lines.
1835 - 106,000 power looms working in Great Britain.
1844 - Friedrich Engels distributes his perceptions.
1848 - British government sets up the General Board of Health.
1849 - 10,000 individuals kick the bucket in three months in London from Cholera pestilence.
1849 - 6,031 miles of railroad track in Great Britain.
1875 - Public Health Act gives government duty.
1880 - Education Act made school mandatory for youngsters up to age 10.
1890- 35,00 miles of railroad track in Great Britain.
1901 - A new Factory Act raised the base work age to 12 years of age.
1905 - 236 million tons of coal mined in Great Britain.
1918 - Education Act made school mandatory for kids up to age 14.
1944 - English government orders and subsidizes mandatory training for all subjects through age 18.
Event progress
1890 - 90% of all boats on the planet are built in Great Britain.
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