10 Interesting Fact About The history and impact of the Industrial Revolution on the textile industry

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• Industrial Revolution in England in the 18th and 19th centuries became a turning point in the history of the textile industry.
• Before the Industrial Revolution, textile production was carried out manually by craftsmen who work in their own homes. However, with the discovery of spinning machines and weaving machines, textile production becomes more efficient and faster.
• James Hargreaves discovered Jenny's spinning spinning machine in 1764, which allowed an operator to spin many threads at once.
• In 1785, Edmund Cartwright created a weaving machine powered by a steam engine, which allows textile production to be larger and faster.
• In a short time, Britain became the center of the world's textile industry and exported its products throughout the world.
• Textile became the largest industry in England in the 19th century, and provided work for a large number of people.
• Working conditions at the textile factory at that time were very bad, with long working hours and unsafe working conditions.
• Industrial Reform in the 19th century brought changes in the protection of worker rights, with the introduction of laws that provide protection for children and women.
• Technology continues to develop, with the discovery of new machines such as sewing machines in 1846, which allows clothing production to become faster and more efficient.
• The industrial revolution ultimately brings big changes in the way we produce, create, and wear clothing, and the textile industry remains one of the largest and most important industries in the world to date.