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The Bessemer process helped make the Industrial Revolution possible by:

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The Bessemer process was the first ground-breaking procedure that made producing steel in large quantities possible. It was named after its inventor, Henry Bessemer, who discovered it in England in the middle of the nineteenth century. By revolutionizing steel production and making it possible for quick and inexpensive steel manufacture, this technology substantially contributed to industrial steel production and industrial progress. The expansion of American industry was aided by the cost-effectiveness of steel production, which made it possible to build suspension bridges and railroads.

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