Why were factory conditions so bad at the start of the Industrial Revolution?
A. Factory owners wanted to maximize profits.
B. Laws were not in place to protect workers.
C. There was too much work and too few workers.
D. Workers were used to poor conditions
Answer (2)
Factory conditions were poor at the start of the Industrial Revolution primarily because factory owners prioritized profits, there were no protective laws for workers, and there was often a mismatch between labor demand and supply. Additionally, workers' previous experiences with hard labor led them to accept these harsh conditions. The chosen multiple-choice option is A, B, and C.
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Factory conditions during the Industrial Revolution were poor due to factory owners prioritizing profit, the absence of protective laws, and overwhelming demand for labor. Additionally, many workers were accustomed to harsh working conditions from agricultural labor. These factors collectively created a challenging environment for workers. ;
