Why Did Industrialization Pose a Threat to the Status and Independence

question 52

Multiple Choice

Why did industrialization pose a threat to the status and independence of skilled male workers?

• A) Jobs that used to be performed in the United States were moved overseas.
• B) Most skilled workers did not have the education to make the transition to industrial work.
• C) Women were able to find high-paying, high-status work in industry.
• D) Many routine manufacturing tasks were mechanized.

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