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Apr 2025
52m 18s

The Industrial Revolution

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The Industrial Revolution—a turning point in history that transformed the world as we know it. From steam engines to spinning looms, it sparked innovation, reshaped societies, and ushered in a new era of progress and possibility. But what was life like during this time of rapid change, and how did it all begin? Tonight, journey back to the factories, railway ... Show More
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