Why did England become the first industrialized country?

England alone did not become the first industrialized nation although Great Britain of which it is part did. The first of the British nations where more than 50% of the population worked in industry was actually thought to be Wales. Wales had a very small population before industrialization which grew dramatically during due to the coal in the South Before industrialization (about 1780 onwards) Britain was a - the even the leading trading country of the time; it was capitalist (despite some latter-day 'feudal' flummery) and it had the main natural resources required at the time - coal and iron ore.

Britain was also free from internal customs barriers and constituted a large and relatively domestic market. Britain also had the advantage of being in Western Europe, on the Atlantic seaboard Britain has a long intended coast line. Intended coast line means the sea coast which deeply penetrated into the land.So it was easy for them to go to other places, to conquer places and easy for them to get raw materials from other continents like Asia and Africa.

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