| − | Some historians China under the Song dynasty and the textile industry in India as being forerunners to what happened in England. But in modern terms, the noun "industrial revolution" is reserved for the English revolution. Used as an adjective, "industrial revolution" describes any economies transition from primarily agrarian to industrial. | + | Some historians cite China under the Song dynasty and the textile industry in India as being forerunners to what happened in England. But in modern terms, the noun "industrial revolution" is reserved for the English revolution. Used as an adjective, "industrial revolution" describes any economie's transition from primarily agrarian to industrial. |