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which best describes the relationship between the developments of industrial textile-making methods and the factory system?
a. industrial textile production methods were developed in great britain, while the factory system was developed in france.
b. industrial textile-making methods launch the industrial revolution, and the factory system it continue to grow.
c. both new textile-making methods and the factory system start the industrial revolution, but were replaced by more advanced technologies.
d. the development of new textile-making methods and the factory system brought an end to the industrial revolution.

B. Industrial textile-making methods helped launch the Industrial Revolution, and the factory system helped it continue to grow.

Explanation:

Statement B is the one that most clearly states the relationship between these two phenomena. The developments of industrial textile-making methods allowed production to be much faster, which led to a rise in the output of textiles. This helped launch the Industrial Revolution. Due to its high return, textile making began to be performed at factories, where the machine could be stored and a large number of people could work at the same time. The factory system helped this revolution continue to grow.

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