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Technology developed during the Industrial Revolution allowed for the mass production of goods such as textiles" is the best option. The Industrial Revolution changed the course of economic history.
I hope this question was a joke.... This was not a war but a revolution of human thought where the churchs ideals were questions and new theories were developed.
An important immediate result of the American Revolution was that it # led to a rejection of the European political experience. # strengthened the doctrine of nationalism over that of states' rights. # further developed the doctrine of centralization of power. # accelerated the trend toward the abolition of the laws of entail and primogeniture. # established a quasi-mercantilist system of protectionist policies.
Good for the countries in terms of $$$$..but long term may cause a shortage in supply when demand high and developed countries pay less $$$ for it apparently African states export unprocessed raw materials because industry not gud enough in community.
Changes in clothing patterns and materials in the 18th century were made possible due to: (i) Colonisation of most part of the world by Europe, e.g., British trade and later occupation of India made available cheap easy to maintain Indian Chintz and other materials within the reach of many Europeans. (ii) End of Sumptuary laws and spread of democratic ideals of equality and liberty after the French Revolution ended aristocratic privileges in clothing. Differences in clothing between classes remained but these were dictated by economic factors and peoples tastes in use of materials and styles. Thus different classes developed their own culture of dress. (iii) Colonisation made available cheap raw material and the industrial revolution especially in Britain resulted in mass production of cotton textiles. Cotton cloth became more accessible and affordable to a wider section of people in Europe.