Question

true or false? the industrial revolution was, in part, responsible for the ending of slavery in the developed world.

Explanation:

The Industrial Revolution led to a shift from labor - intensive (like slavery - based) agricultural economies to machine - based industrial economies. As industrialization progressed, the economic incentive for slavery diminished in many developed regions. Factories relied more on wage - labor and machinery rather than slave labor. Additionally, the moral and social movements against slavery gained momentum during this period, and the Industrial Revolution's economic changes provided a backdrop that made the abolition of slavery more feasible.

Answer:

True