1. Coal
1.1. Transportation
1.1.1. The steam engine has further promoted the output of coal
1.1.1.1. Helped to transport goods
1.1.1.2. Improve the production efficiency of the factory
1.1.1.3. Easier to mine coal
1.2. Cost
1.2.1. Coal is cheaper than wood, so started to use coal instead of wood to make iron
1.2.1.1. After having a lot of iron, workers start to use it to make a steam engine
1.3. Fuel
1.3.1. the steam engines that was used in train and other machinery
2. Political Climate of the time
2.1. Trade Policies
2.1.1. Created market for the British goods
2.2. Wealth
2.2.1. Enclosure Movement
2.2.1.1. Promoting private property &Allowing the wealthy one to increase their farms
2.2.1.1.1. Labor problem for the farmers
2.2.2. Not restricting owner term of rules and regulations: wage law and worker right
2.2.2.1. A system:Easily start companies
3. Geography of the country
3.1. Rivers
3.1.1. Rivers were convenient for transporting goods across the country by boat (waterways)
3.1.1.1. Made factories more efficient for mass production
3.1.2. Countries were connected by these intertwining rivers
3.2. Industrialization
3.2.1. Early industrialization
3.2.1.1. Allowed them to transfer goods and resources more efficiently
3.3. Geography
3.3.1. Well connected to the to rest of europe
4. Vast Colonial Empire
4.1. Trading Rights
4.1.1. created a huge market and natural resources for Britain
4.2. Natural resources
4.2.1. Giving natural resources by colonization to develop the factories
4.2.1.1. Created job opportunity
4.2.2. Access to natural resources such as collecting cotton from India to turned into cloth
4.2.2.1. Population increases then decreases
4.2.2.2. People in India did not earn any market through the cotton
4.3. Factor of Production
4.3.1. Land, Wealth, Labor