Why was England called the Peace Workshop in the 19th century?

England was called in the 19th century the workshop of the world, because in this country there was a high concentration of production. England succeeded in a variety of activities and for a long time occupied the position of the foremost country in the world. It was practically not inferior to any state in various industries. In many respects, the advanced position of England was facilitated by the numerous colonies, which brought resources and part of the income from sales. In the country, scientific developments were rapidly introduced in factories and plants.