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20 December, 13:20

What factor did not contribute to the industrial revolution in England

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    The factor that did not contribute to industrial revolution are the people who wanted to maintain feudalism to stay in power. I think the landlords who are used to this system and did not try to adapt wouldn't want that significant change.
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