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What era/revolution led to the Industrial Revolution a) Colonialism b) Enlightenment c) Imperialism d) Scientific Revolution
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What era/revolution led to the Industrial Revolution

a) Colonialism
b) Enlightenment
c) Imperialism
d) Scientific Revolution

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Answer:

The Scientific revolution

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Answer: The Scientific Revolution

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The Scientific Revolution took place around 1543-1687, pre-dating the Industrial Revolution the occured from 1760-1840. The Enlightenment period happened almost the same time as the Industrial revolution, and colonialism is just a process/mindset of taking over other countries. So the Scientific Revolution makes the most sense.

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