Development Of British Rural Industry In The Late Medieval And Early Modern

The transition period is the transition from feudalism to capitalism, from traditionalagricultural society to modern industrial society transition period. At this importanthistorical period, the village industry development has played a vital role in thedevelopment of rural industry wide, under the British capitalism has been furthergrowth. Based on the academic outcome of the predecessors, take English for example,attempts to investigate the rural industrial development situations in different periods.In this paper, from the perspective of three aspects stand structure as follows: the firstpart: cause of the development of British rural industry. Through the analysis of thesheep industry in the late Middle Ages, discusses its rise to rural wool textile industryplays a crucial impact. The decline of the medieval city and the progress of agriculturalproduction to no small role of rural industry, coupled with the effects of market and thenational policy of the country wool textile industry became the UK’s national industry inthis period.The second part: the distribution and production of British rural industry intransition period. At the time of the rural industry especially rural woollen industrydistribution in the county, East Anglia and Yorkshire Siradin area west of England. Thedevelopment status of the above three areas are specifically discussed wool textileindustry, on this basis, the paper on the other industrial sectors such as paper, steelindustry, the development of leather industry, the hope can give the readers acomprehensive understanding of. This part also expounded the main production way ofrural industry. The rural industry is a step by step how to put the rural population fromthe natural economy and the relationship between stripping out, into commodityproduction and capitalist system.The third part: the rise of British rural industry and capitalism. In this partdiscusses in detail on the growth of rural industry rural capitalism and the role ofinteraction between urban and rural areas the results of the British rural nonagriculturalization and city, this makes the British toward modernization. In a word, the English countryside industry has laid the material foundation for thedevelopment of modern capitalism and the industrial revolution, Britain took the lead togo on the road of modernization.