Question

Which of the following is a resource available in New England that helped fuel the industrial revolution

Answer 1

Answer: A. Money for investing

Since the choices are between

- A. Money for investing:

England was rich with resource and better off in the long-run than the south. Definitely this answer!

- B. Large cotton plantations:

The south were only known for this, so not this choice.

- C. Trained Workers:

While England did have a working class, most of them only worked in factories and vice versa, not to mention this was actually true only after the industrial revolution!

- D. Constant climate:

Constant climate did provide a good environment for farming, but only for growing certain crops, like food crops. Food crops were only raised to sustain a family, sold every now and then. Regardless, agriculture did not have anything to do with the industrial revolution.

Answer 2

Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, the best answer would be "steel", since this was the primary material used in many of the factories to make goods such as railroads and steam engines.