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Industrial?
Índice
01 Introducción 02 ¿Cuál es el origen?
Características de la Inventos de la
05 Revolución Industrial
06 Revolución Industrial
Introducción
La Revolución Industrial comenzó a partir de La Revolución Industrial marcó un antes y un
1760 y se extendió hasta 1840, con orígenes en después en la historia de la humanidad. Esta
Inglaterra. Esta revolución trajo revolución tuvo un profundo impacto en todos
transformaciones profundas a nivel económico, los ámbitos de la sociedad, desde el transporte
social, cultural y tecnológico que cambiaron el hasta la productividad, pasando por el aumento
curso de la historia. de renta per cápita.
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Ferrocarril (1814) Bicicleta (1817)
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