Which is a reason that the Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain? A. Britain had a large number of landless serfs who could be put to work in the new factories. B. Britain had a treaty that allowed its manufactured goods to be sold in France. C. Britain had many inventors who created new labor-saving machines. D. Britain had large reserves of forested land that provided fuel to power textile machines.

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17 February, 20:19

Which is a reason that the Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain? A. Britain had a large number of landless serfs who could be put to work in the new factories. B. Britain had a treaty that allowed its manufactured goods to be sold in France. C. Britain had many inventors who created new labor-saving machines. D. Britain had large reserves of forested land that provided fuel to power textile machines.

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Davon Riddle · Answer 1

It's B. Great Britain like to trade and they have"large enough working mass"to make production work". Also they have enough money and land to support the many things needed to start production.