Choose examples from the list below that best represent the increase of economic development in manufacturing industries in European countries and their colonies during the Industrial Revolution.

cotton manufacturing

textile manufacturing

automobile manufacturing

iron manufacturing

tobacco manufacturing

Textile and Iron manufacturing

Explanation:

Iron manufacturing could be done faster and more reliable than before. Smelting iron with coke on bigger furnaces powered by coal was the key development for this to occur. Textile manufacturing increased to a large industrial scale with the development of the power loom and cotton gin made the process more efficient. The development of transport with the steam engines allowed for trade to increase the demand for manufactured goods.