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What was a major impact of the Industrial Revolution in the early to mid 1800s? • Decline of technological innovations © Increased reliance on agriculture • Growth of factories and urbanization
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Reform Movements had both political and religious influences where people. © Were encouraged to believe that there was no changing fate O Were encouraged to follow politicians • Were encouraged to think independently • Were encouraged to follow religious authorities
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at was the Cottonocracy in the Southern United States in the early to mid 1800s? (1 point) A labor union formed by cotton field workers to advocate for better working conditions • A political party that wanted factories in the South. © A social class of wealthy Southern plantation overs who were in charge of the economy because they had cotton farms.
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How were the average working conditions for those in industrial factories like the Lowell Textile Mills O Nonexistent, as workers had no rights or regulations protecting their well-being.
• Varied, with some factories offering decent conditions while others were famous for not treating workers well. © Comfortable, with short workdays and high wages
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• Growth of factories and urbanization
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• Were encouraged to think independently
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• A social class of wealthy Southern plantation owners who were in charge of the economy because they had cotton farms.
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• Varied, with some factories offering decent conditions while others were famous for not treating workers well.
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I apologize for the incorrect response. The correct answer is: Nonexistent, as workers had no rights or regulations protecting their well-being. The average working conditions in industrial factories during the early to mid-1800s were often harsh and dangerous, with long work hours, low wages, and lack of workplace safety regulations.