What elements did england possess

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What elements did England possess that made it a natural starting point for the Industrial Revolution?In which ways did the agricultural model of Europe have to change to meet the growing populations in urban areas? How must the peasant farmer react to continue to make a living?How did trade evolve - specifically regarding the change in exports and imports? How does this new trade impact the peasant farmer?In which ways did the population experience change in mobility and social freedom? What changes might the peasant farmer experience as a result of this?

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