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a series of inventions provided. In so doing, these indi-viduals produced the Industrial Revolution. l Technological Changes and New Forms of Industrial Organization In the 1770s and 1780s, the cotton textile industry took the first major step toward the Industrial Revolution with the creation of the modern factory. / THE COTTON INDUSTRY
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