Responses
England’s empire meant a constant flow of goods and raw materials between England and its colonies.
England’s empire meant a constant flow of goods and raw materials between England and its colonies.
England’s empire meant the enclosure movement was able to increase production.
England’s empire meant the enclosure movement was able to increase production.
England’s empire created railways for its population to travel from city to city.
England’s empire created railways for its population to travel from city to city.
England’s empire allowed banks to loan money without fear of war.
England’s empire allowed banks to loan money without fear of war.
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The response that best explains how England’s large empire encouraged the start of the Industrial Revolution is:
England’s empire meant a constant flow of goods and raw materials between England and its colonies.
This constant flow provided the necessary resources for manufacturing and a market for finished goods, facilitating industrial growth.
