Factories Sprouted Up in New England First Partly Because

question 51

Multiple Choice

Factories sprouted up in New England first partly because

• A) its soil was well adapted to producing raw materials for textiles.
• B) the rapid rivers of the region provided abundant water power for factory machinery.
• C) proximity to Canada facilitated exports to the British empire.
• D) its lack of financial infrastructure made other paths to economic development attractive.
• E) the region hosted a large population of English immigrants with experience in textile production.

Identify the importance and classification of decision criteria in decision-making processes.

Articulate the function of front and back matter in a report.

Apply the concept of decision matrices and understand their limitations.

Comprehend the significance and process of making and presenting recommendations.

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