Why Were the Industrial Revolution's New Processes Slow to Spread

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Multiple Choice

Why were the Industrial Revolution's new processes slow to spread from England to other countries?

• A)The breakdown diffusion of innovations, which kept new ideas and techniques from spreading .
• B)England treating industrial techniques as state secrets to protect their technological knowledge.
• C)The relative ignorance of non-English peoples when it came to mechanical devices.
• D)The fear of steam and its potential for dangerous scalding of human skin.
• E)England failed to understand the magnitude of the Industrial Revolution so the information was not communicated.

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