What was considered to be the greatest invention of the Industrial Revolution? A.tulls seed drill B. Kay's flying shuttle C.watts steam engine D.cromptons spinning mule

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LoneSpawn · Answer 1 · 2016-11-25T02:22:31+0000

"C.watts steam engine" was considered to be the greatest invention of the Industrial Revolution, since this had great implications not only for transportation but for manufacturing and a plethora of other industries.

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