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Which was James Watt's contribution to the Industrial Revolution? A. His spinning jenny revolutionized the textile business. B. He brought plans for new ways of producing t…

Which was James Watt's contribution to the Industrial Revolution? A. His spinning jenny revolutionized the textile business. B. He brought plans for new ways of producing t…
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Which was James Watt's contribution to the Industrial Revolution?

A.
His spinning jenny revolutionized the textile business.

B.
He brought plans for new ways of producing textiles to America.

C.
His steam engine powered all kinds of machines.

D.
He helped businesses communicate over long distances.

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Answer:

C is the answer you are looking for.

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User AndreyS Scherbakov
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The answer would be C
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