1. The process of industrialization transformed production through mechanization and the consolidation of processes under one roof in cotton mills.
2. This allowed for closer supervision of production and standardization while also creating environmental issues in urban areas from increased waste and pollution.
3. The East India Company established political power in India to assert its monopoly on trade and tried to eliminate existing traders and brokers to exert direct control over weavers through appointed supervisors.
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1. The process of industrialization transformed production through mechanization and the consolidation of processes under one roof in cotton mills.
2. This allowed for closer supervision of production and standardization while also creating environmental issues in urban areas from increased waste and pollution.
3. The East India Company established political power in India to assert its monopoly on trade and tried to eliminate existing traders and brokers to exert direct control over weavers through appointed supervisors.
1. The process of industrialization transformed production through mechanization and the consolidation of processes under one roof in cotton mills.
2. This allowed for closer supervision of production and standardization while also creating environmental issues in urban areas from increased waste and pollution.
3. The East India Company established political power in India to assert its monopoly on trade and tried to eliminate existing traders and brokers to exert direct control over weavers through appointed supervisors.
1. The process of industrialization transformed production through mechanization and the consolidation of processes under one roof in cotton mills.
2. This allowed for closer supervision of production and standardization while also creating environmental issues in urban areas from increased waste and pollution.
3. The East India Company established political power in India to assert its monopoly on trade and tried to eliminate existing traders and brokers to exert direct control over weavers through appointed supervisors.
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