Question

18. The growth of trade and manufacture marked the beginning of:
(1) State societies
(2) Capitalism
(3) Money
(4) Factories​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The growth of trade and manufacture marked the beginning of factories

• The growth of trade led to the foundation of a new system that started in the eighteenth century focussing on machinery and labour division.

• It was grouped into particular and frequently enormous foundations. The framework emerged over the span of the Industrial Revolution.  
• As a result of trade growth, the manufacturing plant framework supplanted the homegrown framework.
• Under this singular labourers utilized hand devices or basic hardware to create merchandise in their own workshops in their homes.