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How were the New England textile mills planned and built? Chap (9)a. Experienced British builders traveled to the United States to advise American merchants.b. New England merchants paid French and German mechanics to design factories for them.c. New England merchants and British migrants memorized plans from British mills.d. Textile mills were a purely American creation, invented by Francis Cabot Lowell in 1813.
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