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Market for Goods and Conclusion - Lesson 15
Lesson 15 of 15 • 7 upvotes • 9:57mins
Sameena Siraj
In this lesson we discuss about how there were products being introduced in the market by both the Indian Industrialists and the British industries. We see how advertisments and calendars became a major source in expanding the market with new products.
The Age of Industrialisation - Class X CBSE
15 lessons • 2h 20m
1
An Introduction - Lesson 1
9:32mins
2
Before Industrial Revolution - Lesson 2
8:28mins
3
Before Industrial Revolution - Lesson 3
8:28mins
4
The coming up of the Factory - Lesson 4
8:52mins
5
The Pace of Industrial Change - Lesson 5
9:33mins
6
Hand Labour and Steam Power - Lesson 6
8:52mins
7
Life of the Workers - Lesson 7
9:47mins
8
Industrialisation in the Colonies - Lesson 8
9:25mins
9
The Weavers - Lesson 9
9:58mins
10
Manchester comes to India - Lesson 10
9:54mins
11
Factories and the Early Entrepreneurs - Lesson 11
10:28mins
12
Where did the workers come from? - Lesson 12
8:17mins
13
The peculiarities of Industrial Growth - Lesson 13
9:29mins
14
Small scale Industries pre-dominate - Lesson 14
9:28mins
15
Market for Goods and Conclusion - Lesson 15
9:57mins
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