__________ became the most radical political element in the European working class.
A. Peasants
B. Artisans
C. Textile workers
D. Nnew landowners
Answer: B
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When and how did industrialization spread to the European continent and to the United States? What factors in those countries tended to support industry?
What will be an ideal response?