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What was the effect of the Industrial Revolution on the working class?
OA. Lack of regulation led to long hours, low pay, and dangerous
working conditions.
OB. Machines replaced people in many factory jobs, forcing them to
return to agricultural labor.
OC. Demand for urban housing led to increased prices, forcing the
working class out of major cities.
D. Increased job opportunities in factories allowed many to improve
their social status.

Respuesta :

The effect of the Industrial Revolution on the working class includes:

  • Demand for urban housing led to increased prices, forcing the working class out of major cities.
  • Increased job opportunities in factories allowed many to improve their social status.

What is the Industrial Revolution?

The emergence of the industrial system made sure that the agriculture and handicrafts economies are based on large-scale industry and mechanized manufacturing and the factory system.

This led to urban housing having an increased prices, forcing the working class out of major cities and also an Increased job opportunities in factories allowed many to improve their social status.

Therefore, the Option C and D is correct.

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