Why might some people consider Samuel Slater a "criminal"? (1 point)

He violated a contract with his British employer by building a clothing factory in America.
He secretly used information he learned from Eli Whitney to build interchangeable parts.
He manufactured product replications without inventors' permission.
He stole British textile secrets and secretly brought them to America.

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Why might some people consider Samuel Slater a "criminal"? (1 point)
 	
	He violated a contract with his British employer by building a clothing factory in America.
	He secretly used information he learned from Eli Whitney to build interchangeable parts.
	He manufactured product replications without inventors' permission.
	He stole British textile secrets and secretly brought them to America.

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