How did factory production begin in England?

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Increase in population

Increase in wages

Series of Production

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Factory production began in England due to a series of production.
The 18th century saw some improvements that improved the quality of the process.
They increased productivity per worker, allowing each to create more and develop more efficient thread and yarn.
The Spinning Jenny and other tools were developed to expedite the manufacture of textiles. The industrial system's foundation was laid by Richard Arkwright. He established a cotton mill where the bulk of the output was centralised under one roof and overseen by a manager. People might go to the mill to work there. This made it possible to monitor the production process more carefully and conduct accurate quality-control checks. Before this, everything was completed at various locations. This mill could be compared to a factory in terms of output.

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