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Why was the expansion of colonization important for the Industrial Revolution in England? A. Colonies produced finished goods for England to buy. B. England relied heavily on technology from its colonies.
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Why was the expansion of colonization important for the Industrial Revolution in England?

A. Colonies produced finished goods for England to buy.
B. England relied heavily on technology from its colonies.
C. England wanted to concentrate more on agriculture.
D. Colonies provided cheap labor.

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I say the answer is C
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colonies provided cheap labor

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