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Contestar la preguntas según lo visto en el video

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¿En qué año se produjo la 1°Revolución Industrial?

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¿Qué significa una Revolución de las Industrias?

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En américa, ¿Qué país se independizó en 1760?

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¿Dónde comenzó la Revolución Industrial?

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¿En qué país se originó?

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¿Qué se utilizaba para obtener energía?

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¿En qué año se descubre las nuevas fuentes de energía?

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¿Cuáles eran esas dos fuentes?