Question

the franklin expedition in search of the northwest passage can be seen as contributing to which of the following results of the industrial revolution in great britain?technological innovations and inventions that mechanized work, such as the spinning jenny, and mechanical loom.passage of enclosure laws in england forced small farmers out of business, who moved to the cities creating a pool of labor.depletion of forests for shipbuilding resulted in increased demand for coal.

Explanation:

The Franklin Expedition (1845) was a British Arctic voyage seeking the Northwest Passage, driven by demand for new trade routes. This demand grew alongside the Industrial Revolution's need for raw materials and new markets, which was tied to coal use expansion. Forest depletion for shipbuilding raised coal demand, as coal replaced wood for energy and ship-related production, linking the expedition's underlying trade/resource goals to this Industrial Revolution outcome. The other options relate to industrial labor/tech, not the expedition's connection.

Answer:

Depletion of forests for shipbuilding resulted in increased demand for coal.