1. In England, industrial depression and high food prices.
2. So a great demonstration was organised by the radical leader Henry Hunt.
3. The magistrates, who were alarmed by the size and mood of the crowd, ordered the cavalry corps to attack the crowd.

1. He, used the first water-powered roller spinning textile mill in the Americas.
2. Slater's mill was duplicated by many other entrepreneurs.
3. So the U.S. President hailed him as "Father of the American Industrial Revolution".

1. The use of iron and steel.
2. The use of new sources of energy or fuels such as coal, steam, and iron.
3. The invention of new machines that increased production.
4. Developments in transport and communication.

1. Bolivar emerged as a strong military and political force after the struggles.
2. After leading his any up the face of the eastern Andes.
3. Bolivar defeat to his enemies in the Battle of Boyaca.

1. It defined individual and collective rights.
2. It also insisted that taxation could only be raised by common consent.
3. Thomas Jefferson's influence is clearly discernible in clause 1, which declares that, "Men are born and remain free and equal in rights".

1. Clergy, Nobility, and the commoners.
2. The clergy and the nobility were exempted from various taxes.
3. Out of the three divisions, only the third estate bore the brunt of taxation.

1. At the Battle of Saratoga, the British General Burgoyne was forced to surrender.
2. Finally, the British forces surrendered to the American forces at York Town.
3. With this victory the northern colonies became free.

1. Thomas Paine, wrote the pamphlet titled Common Sense (1776).
2. In this pamphlet Paine sought to provide arguments to justify the demands of the colonists.
3. The pamphlet had an astounding impact of people.

1. Following the Boston Massacre, about 100 activists dressed like Native Americans.
2. They boarded the three ships carrying tea and threw 342 boxes into sea at Boston.
3. This incident came to be called the Boston Tea Party.

1. The island's indigenous population, forced to mine for gold.
2. They was devastated by European diseases and brutal working conditions.
3. By the end of the sixteenth century it had virtually vanished.