Advance of industrialization

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Which of the following did not contribute to England's advantage over France in the advance of industrialization?

Select one:

a. an efficient transportation system

b. the equal division of land among the heirs to noble families

c. religious toleration

d. better financial institutions

e. the custom of primogeniture

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