Villages had grown into towns and cities. Factory profits had boosted the economy, and more food was available. The population was growing as a result of better health care and nutrition. The Revolution first took advantage of Britain's largest industry, textiles. In the 1600's, cotton cloth imported from India became popular. British merchants organized a cotton industry for themselves. They developed a pulling out system in which raw cotton was brought to peasant families who then spun it into cloth. Skilled artisans then finished and dyed the cloth. Under the pulling out system, production was very slow. As the demand for cloth grew, inventors came up with ways to make the cotton industry more efficient.

In 1764, James Hargraves invented a spinning jenn

the abuses of child labor. He led an attack on the abuses of child labor by.

had to be between 6am and 9pm. The Factory Act in Britain made

separate quarters, and work no more than 12 hours a day. These hours

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