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The Industrial Revolution

Key Information

Location: City College Peterborough

Course code

09121158

Tutor

Donald Chiswell

Start date

24 Feb 2025

End date

24 Mar 2025

Day & Time

Monday 10:00 - 12:00

Places left

18

Cost

£82.50 (Tuition fee)

Concession fee

£67.65 (Tuition fee)

Course Overview

The years 1700 to 1914 saw Britain emerge as the ‘First Industrial Nation’, become the Workshop of the World’ and then enter a period of relative decline as competitors industrialised in their turn... The origins of Britain’s industrialisation lie in the combination of economic, technological, social, demographic and political factors together with those individuals (known and unknown) who made it possible. This is their story.
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You will need

Notepad and Pen

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