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The map shows the spread of the Industrial Revolution in Europe.
A map of Europe. Great Britain is labeled 1840s; Belgium is labeled 1850s; Germany is labeled 1860s; France is labeled 1870s; Italy is labeled 1880s.
According to the map, about how long did it take the Industrial Revolution to spread to Russia?
about 10 years
about 20 years
about 30 years
about 40 years
A map of Europe. Great Britain is labeled 1840s; Belgium is labeled 1850s; Germany is labeled 1860s; France is labeled 1870s; Italy is labeled 1880s.
According to the map, about how long did it take the Industrial Revolution to spread to Russia?
about 10 years
about 20 years
about 30 years
about 40 years
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The map indicates that the Industrial Revolution began in Great Britain in the 1840s and then spread to various countries in Europe over the subsequent decades. If we assume that the spread to Russia would follow a similar timeline, and based on the countries labeled on the map, we can infer that it likely took approximately 30 to 40 years after the 1840s for the Industrial Revolution to reach Russia.
Given the provided options, it would be reasonable to choose **about 30 years** as the best estimate for how long it took the Industrial Revolution to spread to Russia, taking into account the gradual nature of this process across Europe.
Given the provided options, it would be reasonable to choose **about 30 years** as the best estimate for how long it took the Industrial Revolution to spread to Russia, taking into account the gradual nature of this process across Europe.
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