BOE's Carney Speaks on Economy, Monetary Policy, Trade

The video discusses the Great Exhibition of the North, highlighting its connection to the tradition of innovation in the region. It draws parallels with the 1851 Great Exhibition at Crystal Palace, set during the first industrial revolution and the onset of globalization. The video also explores Newcastle's role in innovation during the 1850s, exemplified by the advanced steam locomotive, the Rocket.

In what ways does the text suggest the exhibition is a continuation of a proud tradition?

How did the exhibition reflect the themes of innovation and openness?

What was the significance of the great exhibition of 1851?

What does the term 'first wave of globalization' refer to in the context of the text?

What advancements in technology are mentioned in relation to the industrial revolution?