alleryWhich production stayed important alongside factories?
AOnly steam-powered cotton mills
BHand technology and small workshops
COnly state-owned heavy industry
DOnly colonial tea plantations
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Hand technology and small workshops
Hand technology and small-scale production stayed an important part of the industrial landscape alongside factories.
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