What factor do you feel played the biggest factor in the industrial revolution beginning in great britain? (make sure to explain your answer)?

Various components added to Britain's part as the origin of the European Industrial Revolution: 
•Large stores of iron and coal close to the surface gave the crude materials which would upgrade modern improvement. 
•The British Empire and its mercantilist monetary framework gave important wellsprings of crude materials, for example, cotton, and markets for fabricated merchandise from Britain. 
•A plenty of safe waters and streams in Britain, such a significant number of that one was never more than 20 miles from traversable water, made transportation of crude materials and produced merchandise effectively and economically. 
•The Agricultural Revolution in Britain had prompted the improved creation of foodstuffs which generously lessened the cost of nourishment. The lessening of nourishment costs, therefore, gave an expansion in discretionary cash flow which could be utilized for fabricated things. 
•Britain had no inward duties as existed in different parts of Europe. This upgraded the effective development of crude materials and fabricated items.