Question

3. Which statement best describes the industrialization of other Western nations after Britain? (1 point)

Some nations learned about the new technology and had more resources than Britain so they could advance quickly.

Most other nations were slow to adopt industrialization practices because they were unaware of the benefits.

Britain shared its knowledge with Europe and the United States so that they could become trading partners.

Because all nations had equal access to factors of production, they quickly copied Britain's model.

Answer 1

Some nations learned about the new technology and had more resources than Britain so they could advance quickly.

Step-by-step explanation:

Other nations such as Germany, France, and the United States had more abundant supplies of coal, iron, and other resources than Britain. These nations followed Britain's lead. Belgium often borrowed British experts/technology. The first American textile factory was built in Rhode Island from plans smuggled out of Britain.

Answer 2

Option: Some nations learned about the new technology and had more resources than Britain so they could advance quickly.

Step-by-step explanation:

As the industrialization began first in Britain in the 1700s, it took several years to master it by improving machines and tools. The steam engine, Spinning jenny, and Cotton gin was some of the inventions happen during this period. The industrial revolution started to spread in different countries in Europe like Belgium, France and Germany. Mining like coal and iron ore began to grow during the industrial revolution in Europe.