How did the Industrial Revolution change the textile industry in Great Britain? O A. By reducing the textile industry's reliance on steam-or water-
powered machines
B. By increasing the amount of textiles produced by hand on spinning
wheels
C. By allowing fewer workers to produce more textiles than ever
before
D. By ending British reliance on importing cotton for textile
production

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