Topic: Would there have been an Industrial Revolution without the patent system?

This History pack includes resources to cover one lesson on the topic of patents. Students will consider the importance of the patent system in the context of the wider Industrial Revolution.

Skills learnt:
  • Develop understanding of causes and consequence
  • Develop a reasoned judgement in terms of significance

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