Which best describes how industrialization changed the American economy?
A. Industrialization moved the economy away from agriculture.
B. Industrialization eliminated the need for imported goods.
C. Industrialization created an export market for American goods.
D. Industrialization created new domestic markets.

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Which best describes how industrialization changed the American economy? 
A. Industrialization moved the economy away from agriculture. 
B. Industrialization eliminated the need for imported goods. 
C. Industrialization created an export market for American goods. 
D. Industrialization created new domestic markets.

GinnyAnswer · Answer

Industrialization changed the American economy by moving it away from agriculture, creating new domestic markets, and establishing an export market for American goods. While it increased domestic production, it didn't completely eliminate the need for imports. Overall, industrialization marked a significant shift towards a more industrial and urban economy. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-07

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