Question

question 1 of 10
the industrial revolution began in great britain partly because its many colonies:
a. provided it with resources and captive markets.
b. contained numerous deep rivers and natural harbors.
c. developed technologies that it could then import.
d. sided with it in wars against wealthier nations.

Explanation:

Great Britain's colonies supplied raw - materials like cotton, wool, etc. and also served as markets for the finished goods produced during the Industrial Revolution. This economic advantage was crucial for the start of the Industrial Revolution in Britain.

Answer:

A. provided it with resources and captive markets.