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Workers went to school for many years prior to starting in the factories.
Workers went to school for many years prior to starting in the factories.
Workers could set their own schedules.
Workers could set their own schedules.
Workers were paid less to do unskilled jobs, but enjoyed access to cheaper manufactured goods.
Workers were paid less to do unskilled jobs, but enjoyed access to cheaper manufactured goods.
Workers could sell the products they made themselves and keep the money.
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The response that best explains how the rise of capitalism affected the lives of workers is:
Workers were paid less to do unskilled jobs, but enjoyed access to cheaper manufactured goods.
This reflects the reality of many workers during the rise of capitalism, where they often received low wages for unskilled labor while benefiting from the increased availability and lower prices of manufactured goods due to mass production and competition.
