Joanna was giving a presentation on Canada's Industrial Revolution. When asked by a classmate to provide examples of the predominant industries at that time, which of the following would Joanna reply?

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During Canada's Industrial Revolution, the predominant industries were logging and mining. Fishing and trapping were important industries in Canada, but did not dominate the economy during this time. Automotive and farm equipment production were not major industries until the 20th century. While textile and clothing manufacturing did play a role in the Industrial Revolution, it was not as significant as logging and mining.

Joanna Was Giving a Presentation on Canada's Industrial Revolution