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- - - - more traveler
      - more goods back and forth
      - great profit
      - begin building new lines
    - - encourage growth of industry by fast, cheap way to transport
      - provide millions of new jobs
      - gave a further boost to progress in agriculture and fishing industry
      - influence on attitude that ordinary people had about travel
  - - - disguised as farmer and go to US and built spinning machine
      - Moses Brown built factory to house Slater's machine
    - - only made thread
      - that given to weavers who worked in their homes
      - later, combine spinning thread with weaving of cloth
    - - Britain's factory goods flooded Europeans market
      - woolens and cottons, more cheap than anything
      - European spinners and weavers found out of work
      - Belgium
        
        know-how to build industrial machines from British worker
        
        had good supplies of coal and fine waterway
        
        William Cockerill
        
        began building cotton-spinning machine in Belgium
        
        open factories turned out steam engines, locomotives..