The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain for a number of reasons. Two advantages Great Britain had which were necessary for industrialization were

A.

raw materials and a large workforce.

B.

unstable politics and a small landmass.

C.

abundant land and a small population.

D.

private wealth and a strong military.

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Clinton Suarez

6 March, 00:41

The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain for a number of reasons. Two advantages Great Britain had which were necessary for industrialization were

A.

raw materials and a large workforce.

B.

unstable politics and a small landmass.

C.

abundant land and a small population.

D.

private wealth and a strong military.

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Silky · Answer 1

A

Explanation:

raw materials and a large workforce.

Dangelo Ochoa · Answer 2

The correct answer is option A. The Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain for a number of reasons, especially because it had access to cheap raw materials (taken from the colonies) and a large workforce. After the Agrarian Revolution many people left the country to establish in the urban areas in order to work in factories. Hence, by the time of the Industrial Revolution Great Britain had a large workforce in comparison to other countries of Europe and cheap raw material.