History, 16.12.2020 20:00, haileysolis5
Why was the steam engine so important to industrialization?
A. It made working during the cold season possible.
B. It was inefficient, which caused scientists to experiment with renewable fuels.
C. It could work faster and replace humans and work animals.
D. It was relatively easy for anyone to build.
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