Industrial Revolution with its demand for raw material and markets made nations more dependent on one another. How?
HistoryClass 11CBSEAnswered 27 Mar 2026
Answer
So far the progress of industry is concerned two things are essential, i.e. raw material and market. In this situation, it is necessary to take the help of other nations who are self-sufficient in it.
- Raw Materials: For the supply of raw materials one country depends on another. Before independence, England was dependent on India for the raw materials of textile.
- Market: If any country produces its products, it searches its market to sell it. For this, it depends upon another country. Their trade relations become closer and they become economically viable.
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