The Debate Over Working Class Life During Early Industrialization Includes

question 18

Multiple Choice

The debate over working class life during early industrialization includes the observation that

• A) rising wages did not guarantee a rising quality of life.
• B) industrialization destroyed crafts and displaced craftsmen.
• C) the new economic system permitted the starvation of a million Irish in the 1840s.
• D) industrialization led to extensive migration from country to city and emigration abroad.
• E) all of the above

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