How Did Britain's Geography Affect Its Industrial Revolution

question 17

Multiple Choice

How did Britain's geography affect its Industrial Revolution?

• A) Proximity to France made it vulnerable to Napoleon's invasions.
• B) Its northern location minimized the effects of the Little Ice Age.
• C) Coal and iron ore deposits were abundant and close to each other.
• D) Trees covered the country,providing a renewable source of energy.

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