which of the following contributed to Britain's industrial revolution?

A. large labor force C. powerful monarchy
B. decreasing food D. decreasing money

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This site emphasizes Britain's stable government.

http://industrialrevolution.sea.ca/causes.html

Another site emphasizes Britain's growing population.

Which factor does your text book author cite?

The correct answer to the question is A. large labor force.

During Britain's industrial revolution, various factors contributed to its success. One of the key factors was the availability of a large labor force. This means that there was a significant population of workers available to contribute to the growing industries.

To arrive at this answer, we can eliminate options C and D. A powerful monarchy and decreasing money did not directly contribute to the industrial revolution. This leaves us with options A and B.

Next, we need to analyze the relevance of decreasing food. In reality, decreasing food supply would have had a negative impact on the industrial revolution as it would result in malnutrition, disease, and decreased productivity. Therefore, we can eliminate option B, leaving option A as the correct answer.