What was the crucial factor permitting cotton textile production to take off in New England between 1790 and 1815?
(a) The imposition of high tariff rates
(b) A lowering of import tariffs by Britain
(c) The blocking of trade with England through the Embargo and
the War of 1812
(d) A relaxation of regulations restricting exports of machinery
by Britain
(a)
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