The first fully developed American factory system emerged in which industry?

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The first fully developed American factory system was a Tex tile industry

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The first fully developed American factory system emerged in the textile industry, primarily brought to America by Samuel Slater in the late 18th century. Key developments occurred around 1793 with the establishment of Slater Mill in Rhode Island, marking a shift to large-scale manufacturing. This factory system initiated the broader Industrial Revolution in the United States. 
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The first fully developed American factory system emerged in which industry?

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