Theories of the Causes of the Industrial Revolution

Listening to Mozart would not let one see the entire picture of classical music. One would have to also sample Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, and others to get a more rounded view. Similarly, numerous perspectives on the theories that try to explain the Industrial Revolution must be considered, if one wants to see the whole picture. There is not one theory that is more convincing than any other; each of the theories can work together to …showed first 75 words of 778 total…

…showed last 75 words of 778 total…theory that is more convincing than that of the others. The best approach would be to take all the theories about the causes of the industrial revolution into consideration because they all have their merits. One specific feature that was unique to Britain at the time was not responsible; they all were interdependent. They all worked together--colonies, protestant work ethic, the use of science to create new technology, fragmentation of Europe, and it geographical aspects.