Asked by Ryder C.
What do Industrial Revolution-era strikes show about the working class during this period?
The working class’s labor concerns were solved by the government.
The working class was becoming less willing to do difficult labor.
The working class was becoming more organized as time went on.
The working class was targeted for punishment by the government.
C?
The working class’s labor concerns were solved by the government.
The working class was becoming less willing to do difficult labor.
The working class was becoming more organized as time went on.
The working class was targeted for punishment by the government.
C?
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