Curating a Global History Exhibit
Imagine you are a museum curator designing an exhibit on Britain's textile industry during its major 18th and 19th-century transformation. Your goal is to highlight the global nature of this period. Propose three distinct artifacts that you would include in the exhibit. For each artifact, provide a brief justification (1-2 sentences) explaining which specific international connection it represents and why it is essential for visitors to understand.
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