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What was the most important role textiles played in the Industrial Revolution? A. Mass-produced textiles meant that workers had more and better clothing.B. Industrialization of the textile industry led to more demand for cotton. C. Development of textile factories made domestic textile production obsolete.D. Machines invented to mass-produce textiles led to other inventions.
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