Question

great britain became the birthplace of the industrial revolution due to: its large population its combination of resources, capital, and labor force its agricultural failures its isolation from continental europe

Explanation:

The Industrial Revolution in Great - Britain was enabled by its rich natural resources (like coal and iron), accumulated capital from trade, and a large labor force. A large population alone is not sufficient, agricultural failures were not a cause, and isolation from Europe was not a positive factor for the Industrial Revolution.

Answer:

B. Its combination of resources, capital, and labor force