A series of improvements in industrial technology that transformed the process of manufacturing goods

• A. Scientific Revolution
• B. Industrial Revolution
• C. Digital Revolution
• D. Agricultural Revolution

Answer: (B)

This describes a period when manufacturing shifted from handcraft to machine-based production, driven by a series of technological innovations and the rise of factory systems. That combination—steam power, mechanized weaving and spinning, interchangeable parts, improvements in iron and steel, and new transportation networks—transformed how goods were made, enabling large-scale production and changing economies and societies.

This fits the Industrial Revolution best because it specifically captures the move from manual methods to mechanized, factory-based manufacturing, with broad social and economic impacts. The Scientific Revolution is about changes in scientific thought and method, not the production process itself. The Agricultural Revolution refers to major changes in farming practices and yields. The Digital Revolution centers on information technology and computing.