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Which sequence of events best describes the role of textile manufacturing in initiating industrialization?A. Demand for cotton cloth grew, cottage industry developed, and machines replaced cottage industry.B. The flying shuttle was developed, demand increased for a faster weaving machine, and the spinning jenny was developed.C. India demanded more cotton textiles, inventors created weaving machines, and factories housed those machines.D. Demand for cotton grew and the textile industry was consolidated into factories.
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