In which of the following ways did industrialization in the United States differ from industrialization in Britain?
A) The government provided a stable framework for commerce.
B) The government was relatively non-interventionist.
C) There was a significant influx of foreign capital.
D) Private property rather than public property exploited natural resources.
E) Only the United States had a ready source of labor.

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The United States experienced a significant influx of foreign capital to fuel its industrialization, which was a notable difference from Britain's industrialization. Britain's industrial revolution was more internally financed, while the U.S. benefited from investments from abroad, particularly from Britain itself.

In Which of the Following Ways Did Industrialization in the United