The beginning of the Industrial Revolution in Britain is marked by advancements in technology, particularly in textile manufacturing and steam power. This era, starting in the late 18th century, saw the transition from agrarian economies to industrialized systems. Innovations like the spinning jenny and water frame revolutionized production processes, significantly increasing efficiency and output. Additionally, the establishment of factories transformed labor practices and urbanization patterns, as people moved to cities for work. The Industrial Revolution fundamentally altered social structures and economic practices, laying the groundwork for modern industrialized societies.