Before the Eighteenth Century, What Was the More Common System

question 16

Multiple Choice

Before the eighteenth century, what was the more common system for entrepreneurial production?

• A) Slave labor.
• B) The putting out system.
• C) The factory system.
• D) Government work.
• E) Collective work sites.

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