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At the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, which bodies of water powered the machines in the factories? (1 point) Reservoirs and springs Lakes and ponds Rivers and streams Harbors and canals
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Rivers and Streams!
Where were factories located near?
Because the water flows for those. And water moving makes energy for machines.
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lol ok...fine then he's right.
C by using the power of the water moving to spin the mill thus creating electricicty
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