An important political factor that made the Industrial Revolution possible in England was:
A) George III's support for industrialization.
B) the ascendancy of the property-owning classes in Parliament, which assured the passage of the enclosure acts that were instrumental in bringing about the Agricultural Revolution.
C) William Pitt's foresights related to the industrial revolution and the allocation of government funds to encourage new inventions.
D) All of these are correct.
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