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What was one of the advantages that the United States had over Europe regarding the Industrial Revolution?

The United States had a continuous supply of potential factory workers.
The United States imported workers from Europe to work in factories.
The workers in the United States were more skilled than the workers in Europe.
The United States didn't actively participate in the Industrial Revolution, instead they imported most of their goods from ot
countries

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The correct answer id D) The United States didn't actively participate in the Industrial Revolution, instead they imported most of their goods from other countries

Step-by-step explanation:

The industrial revolution started in Europe but more specifically Britain. As it gradually spread to countries in mainland Europe, the United States had not gone through it's own industrial revolution.

It was still a largely agrarian land with more a more rural population. However things changed when Samuel Slater copied a British mill design and implemented it in the US for the first time.

This eventually helped to usher in the development of machine-based textile development and gradually introduced industrialization to the US.

Hence, Samuel Slater is known as the 'father of the American Industrial Revolution' while in Britain he is known as 'Slater the Traitor'

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