Question

when and where did the industrial revolution begin? *
late 1700s in great britain
early 1900s century in france
mid - 18th century in germany
late 17th century in the united states
which factor contributed to great britain becoming the starting point of the industrial revolution? *
abundance of natural resources
weak naval power
lack of colonies
limited access to raw materials
which choice was the first development in the cotton industry that significantly increased production during this time? *
the steam engine
the spinning jenny
the power loom

Explanation:

For the first question, the Industrial Revolution began in the late 1700s in Great Britain. This was due to various factors like its economic, social, and technological conditions at the time.
For the second question, an abundance of natural resources (like coal, iron) in Great Britain was a key factor. These resources were essential for industrial production. Weak naval power would not help (Britain had a strong navy), lack of colonies is incorrect (it had many colonies providing markets and resources), and limited access to raw materials is wrong (it had access via colonies and its own resources).
For the third question, the spinning jenny (invented in 1764) was an early development in the cotton industry that increased production. The steam engine (more for powering factories later, especially not the first in cotton production in the context of significantly increasing production at the start of the Industrial Revolution in cotton) and the power loom (came after the spinning jenny in terms of chronology for cotton production boosts).

Answer:

1. Late 1700s in Great Britain
2. Abundance of natural resources
3. The spinning jenny