Before the invention of the loom in 1785, textile manufacturing was: a) regulated under the guild system. b) performed by children working in factories. c) produced in rural cottages under a putting-out system. d) conducted by British colonists overseas.

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Bronson Garrett

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25 April, 17:10

Before the invention of the loom in 1785, textile manufacturing was: a) regulated under the guild system. b) performed by children working in factories. c) produced in rural cottages under a putting-out system. d) conducted by British colonists overseas.

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Whitney Ponce · Answer 1

c.) Produced in rural cottages under a putting out system

Explanation:

The invention of the loom allowed for industrialization of the textile industry to occur, which is when children working in factories became more prominent, therefore B cannot be the correct choice. During this time there were few regulations as most production was done in homes (the cottage system) therefore A cannot be correct. Finally, most textiles prior to the invention of the loom were produced in cottages rather than overseas therefore, C is the best choice.