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It led to the industrial revolution because Protestants were part of the reformation. If you think about it, it can include the fact that the Industrial revolution was when industries were being built and everybody was manufacturing things. The reformation had lead to the industrial revolution because it had inspired everybody to manufacture items. Hope that helped!!!!

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