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This paper gives an in-depth examination of why Europe lead the Industrial Revolution of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, despite the fact that societies in other parts of the world were seemingly more complex and advanced at the opening of this period. Additionally, the paper addresses this question from a dual perspective, assessing what qualities in Europe allowed that civilization to take the lead in the Industrial Revolution while, at the same time, examining what aspects of leading non-European civilization blocked industrial development.

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"The question of why did Europe lead in the Industrial Revolution of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, despite the fact that societies in other parts of the worldwere seemingly more complex and advanced at the opening of this period, is a complex one. This paper will address the question from a dual perspective, assessing what qualities in Europe allowed that civilization to take the lead in the Industrial Revolution while, at the same time, examining what aspects of leading non-European civilization blocked industrial development. The thesis will be argued that the key factors that allowed Europe to take the..."

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