The 16th century is a time for economic expansion and the developing of economic traits such as industry or trade. While depressing events are taking place like the black plague, it is slowly reducing, making enough time for developing civilizations, and their economy, but not all civilizations have the same growth and development rate.
It is bleak here in the 16th century, being that there is great depression by the events occurring. Depression is now subsiding along with the horrible occurrences, making room for health, development, and more importantly, success.
Speaking of success, Portugal, Spain, England, France, and the Netherlands have already started exploring and going on voyages to venture the great oceans, and possibly to discover more land. With this repetitive
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As time continued, voyages and exploration carried into the early 17th century, where there is still more development to occur.
Meanwhile in the early 17th century, places like England have a steady population rate, which impacts the economy significantly. For example, it´s population increased dramatically, attracting migrants, demanding for goods and services. The century's economy, civilizations, and systems are advancing, along with the succession rate, which is increasing.
As time passes, we are now led into 1760, where the Industrial Revolution is born.
The Industrial Revolution is a time where technology, trade routes, trade systems and the general way of living are changed and advanced. From measly tools to full blown hand-operated machines, the way of life for many civilizations are now being affected and completely changed.
Machinery offers a new way of living, and revolutionizes the way current systems work. For example, there is currently a new invention called a Steam Engine, which may play a role for operating other forms of