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how did government policies contribute to the beginning of the industrial revolution in Great Britain

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The British government passed laws to keep businesses outside the country from learning about manufacturing innovations

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Answer: The correct answer is : The British government was only responsible for the maintenance of religion and defense. The government contributed to the industrial revolution through loans and expenses. The debt acquired by the government was extremely high. All the money was spent in England and Ireland, in naval supplies and this led to a constant demand, which is why machinery was developed to supply it.

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