Why did railways grow rapidly in Britain during the Industrial Revolution?(1 point) Responses They made the transport of cotton in India easier They made the transport of cotton in India easier They allowed the Agricultural Revolution to take off They allowed the Agricultural Revolution to take off The British government encouraged competition to maximize growth The British government encouraged competition to maximize growth The British government was competing with France over growth
They allowed goods to be transported more quickly and efficiently, facilitating trade and economic growth.
Answer?
They allowed goods to be transported more quickly and efficiently, facilitating trade and economic growth.
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The answer is:
- They allowed goods to be transported more quickly and efficiently, facilitating trade and economic growth.
They made the transport of cotton in India easier They made the transport of cotton in India easier They allowed the Agricultural Revolution to take off They allowed the Agricultural Revolution to take off The British government encouraged competition to maximize growth The British government encouraged competition to maximize growth The British government was competing with France over growth
I apologize for the confusion in my previous responses. The correct answer is:
- They allowed the Agricultural Revolution to take off
Railways played a crucial role in the Agricultural Revolution by increasing the efficiency of transporting goods and enabling farmers to access new markets for their products.