Question

what replaced wood as the primary fuel source in great britain during the industrial revolution? oil natural gas coal nuclear power which of the following was not a major industry during the industrial revolution? textiles iron and steel coal mining computer manufacturing which invention revolutionized transportation during the industrial revolution? the automobile the airplane

Explanation:

• For the first question: During the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain, coal replaced wood as the primary fuel source. Coal was abundant and had a higher energy density compared to wood.
• For the second question: Computer manufacturing did not exist during the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution was characterized by advancements in textiles (e.g., spinning jenny), iron and steel production (e.g., Bessemer process), and coal mining (as a key fuel source).
• For the third (incomplete) question (assuming it's about the steam locomotive which revolutionized transportation during the Industrial Revolution - but since only two options are shown, if we consider common knowledge): The steam locomotive (not listed here but if we assume from the given options, perhaps there's a typo/missing option. But based on the given two, during the Industrial Revolution, the steam - powered transportation (like steamships and early steam locomotives) was revolutionary. However, if we consider the options:
• The automobile and airplane are from later periods (automobile - late 19th/early 20th century, airplane - 1903). But if we assume a more accurate option (not present here) would be the steam locomotive. But if forced to choose from the given two, perhaps there's an error. But if we consider the first two questions:

Answer:

• First question: Coal
• Second question: Computer manufacturing