What led to the growth of factories in england in the eighteenth century?

These are the options

A. The increased size of families required people to look for alternative means of employment.

B. The rapidly increasing population created more demand for goods manufactured in factories.

C. Farmers who lost their lands due to agricultural reforms were in need of work.

D. The wealthy merchant class was more confident about investing in new industries.

The answer is B. The rapidly increasing population created more demand for goods manufactured in factories.

Explanation:

The growth of factories in England in the eighteenth century was a result of increase in population, more natural resources and an advanced technological innovation.

As the population increased,there was need to produce more goods and services to cater for the growing population which was why there was a high demand in the good produced.

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