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1) Contextualization of the city of Birmingham. Previous conditions to the Industrial Revolution. Infrastructures, demographics, local economy, trade, etc. Which socio-economic-political-cultural factors made the Industrial Revolution possible and so special (compared to other industrial cities of the UK) in the city of Birmingham? How important was the Black Country and the construction of the canals for industrial boom?
2) Industrial development and growth including the financial role of the banks and first financial institutions in the city of Birmingham. Also, include the role of Matthew Boulton, James Watt, William Murdoch and all the relevant entrepreneurs (like the rest of the Lunar Society relevant members) of the time that incentivized the Industrial Revolution in the city. How were these funded to carry out their projects? Did they face any administrative barriers? If yes or no, how so?
3) The growth, development and transformation of the city of Birmingham and its industries until some relevant date.
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