By 1750, political liberalism, the Age of Enlightenment, infrastructure and the economic climate enabled Britain to seek new employment opportunities and exploit new business ideas. Additionally, literacy, public education, and the middle class have grown significantly. Concepts such as partnerships and share sales were introduced during this period. The process of the Industrial Revolution was rapid in Western Europe, but by the 1900s all of Europe was involved. Overall, the effects of the revolution have changed the way materials are transported and the way products are manufactured, on a global scale. The Industrial Revolution was a crucial turning point in European history because the changes it brought were an integral part of the modern era. The inventions made expanded the global market, a strong infrastructure was built to support a stable economy, as well as the change in the socio-economic status of individuals. Without the inventions of the Industrial Revolution, machines that increase productivity and speed up production would not be present in today's world. factories and manufacturing would not have the assembly line and mass production we have today. British inventors created the machines that made mass production possible. The invention of the Spinning Jenny had a major impact on the production of the cotton industry, which led to the increase in the number of factories in 1769. The rise of manufactures in 1769 was a factor in the development most important part of the industrial revolution. The weaving was done more efficiently and the quality was increased and more durable thanks to the Spinning Jenny as well as the cottage system. During the 1700s, mills and factories depended on the flow of water to power the machines needed to produce materials and... paper... The Industrial Revolution transformed the world. Innovative thinkers, urbanization and infrastructure made the revolution significant not only in the 1750s but to the present day. Without the Revolution, society would still have functioned in urban areas, transportation would not have been discovered in the market. Concepts such as partnerships and share sales have been triumphant strides towards market expansion on a global scale. Industrialization in Britain represented a radical change in the economy, moving from agriculture in rural areas to manufacturing and services in urban areas. This change is prevalent in today's economy, proving that the legacy of the Industrial Revolution has expanded globally. Overall, the effects of the Revolution changed the location of billions of people, the way materials were mined, manufactured, sold and transported, on a global scale..