The Industrial Revolution has been a worldwide phenomenon. Beyond any doubt it occurred first in Britain, and its effects spread to continental Europe, North America, and then gradually to other parts of the world. An outstanding feature of the Industrial Revolution has been the advance in power technology. Steam did hot simply replace other sources of power: it transformed them. High-pressure steam led to the development of the locomotive. Rail transportation first exploded n Great Britain and then spread to continental Europe. Steam engines powered factories, textile looms, ships, electricity generators, tractors... and increased the production. With this introduction, mark the correct statement: O Options 1, 2, and 3 are correct O None of these statements is correct O 3-The rapid industrialization of Japan and the Soviet Union in the twentieth century and of China beginning in the 1980s suggests that industrialization will attach itself to any system and ideological program. The Industrial Revolution that began in Britain in the eighteenth century and for the next two centuries spread itself wherever European populations were dominant induced the misunderstanding that it was inherently associated with European culture and bourgeois society. Now, the examples of Japan, China, South Korea, India, and Brazil show otherwise and confirm that science and technology, along with their offshoots, display world-historical patterns. O 2-The railroad industry encrusted the earth's surface with track during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and fostered a habit of leisurely and refined travel-which fell into decline in competition with hectic and tiresome road traffic. O 1-By the early nineteenth century steam engines powered the iron industry, coal mining, small-scale manufacturing, and, to a smaller extent, steam boats. Steam engines touched the lives of a small part of the population in only a few countries and reached only slightly beyond the borders of any nation.

The Industrial Revolution has been a worldwide phenomenon. Beyond any doubt it occurred first in Britain, and its effects spread to continental Europe, North America, and then gradually to other parts of the world. An outstanding feature of the Industrial Revolution has been the advance in power technology. Steam did hot simply replace other sources of power: it transformed them. High-pressure steam led to the development of the locomotive. Rail transportation first exploded n Great Britain and then spread to continental Europe. Steam engines powered factories, textile looms, ships, electricity generators, tractors... and increased the production. With this introduction, mark the correct statement: O Options 1, 2, and 3 are correct O None of these statements is correct O 3-The rapid industrialization of Japan and the Soviet Union in the twentieth century and of China beginning in the 1980s suggests that industrialization will attach itself to any system and ideological program. The Industrial Revolution that began in Britain in the eighteenth century and for the next two centuries spread itself wherever European populations were dominant induced the misunderstanding that it was inherently associated with European culture and bourgeois society. Now, the examples of Japan, China, South Korea, India, and Brazil show otherwise and confirm that science and technology, along with their offshoots, display world-historical patterns. O 2-The railroad industry encrusted the earth's surface with track during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and fostered a habit of leisurely and refined travel-which fell into decline in competition with hectic and tiresome road traffic. O 1-By the early nineteenth century steam engines powered the iron industry, coal mining, small-scale manufacturing, and, to a smaller extent, steam boats. Steam engines touched the lives of a small part of the population in only a few countries and reached only slightly beyond the borders of any nation.