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S1: Britain was the first country to experience modern industrialisation. S6: This gave people a wider choice of ways to spend their earnings and expanded the market for the sale of goods. P: Stability meant that the Kingdom had common laws, a single currency and a market that was not fragmented by local authorities levying taxes on goods that passed through their area, thus increasing their price. Q: It had been politically stable since the seventeenth century, with England, Wales and Scotland unified under a monarchy. R: By the end of the seventeenth century, money was widely used as the medium of exchange. S: As a consequence, a large section of the people received their income in the form of wages and salaries, rather than in goods. Select the correct sequence of the four jumbled sentences (P, Q, R, S) between S1 and S6.