What Were the Causes of the Industrial Revolution?:Question 4 How did the political situation in England support industrialization?
Select one:
England was the only nation with a strong monarch who could demand that all citizens work in
industry.
More wars were fought than in other nations and required the production of more weapons.
England had no colonies and thus could focus their finances on their own island.
The country was more stable than other nations and had protective laws from Parliament.