Answer:
A series of innovations in 18th century resulted in the effectiveness of the production process.
They enhanced the output per worker, enabling each worker to produce more and they now could make stronger threads and yarn.
The Spinning Jenny and other devices were invented to speed up textiIe production.
Richard Arkwright laid the foundation of the factory system.
He setup a cotton mill, which could be purchased, set up and maintained in the factory. Where the whole process for the manufacture of cloth would be carried, but under one roof.
In the mill, all the process were brought together under one roof and managed by a supervisor. Workers could come to the mill to work.
This allowed more careful supervision, over the production process, proper check over the quality and regulation of labour. Previously everything was done at different places. This mill may be equated with a factory for production.
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