How did industrialization make use of the physical features in the Northeast? a. Many factories were built near natural roads for transportation. c. Many factories were built on waterfalls to use for powering the machinery. b. Many factories were built out of the timber in the area. d. None of the above

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Nico Werner

5 September, 17:42

How did industrialization make use of the physical features in the Northeast? a. Many factories were built near natural roads for transportation. c. Many factories were built on waterfalls to use for powering the machinery. b. Many factories were built out of the timber in the area. d. None of the above

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Trevin Hardy · Answer 1

The answer is B. Industrialization is the procedure by which an economy is changed from essentially rural to one in view of the assembling of products. Singular difficult work is regularly supplanted by motorized large scale manufacturing, and skilled workers are supplanted by sequential construction systems.

Harley Cummings · Answer 2

The answer i got for this question was b.