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People of the lower class saw an increase in their wages and could now afford to have servants.
People of the lower class saw an increase in their wages and could now afford to have servants.
Workers from the lower class could afford to buy many sets of ready-made clothing that had been made in textile factories.
Workers from the lower class could afford to buy many sets of ready-made clothing that had been made in textile factories.
People of the lower class had their income increase enough so that they could afford to attend the theater and go out to restaurants.
People of the lower class had their income increase enough so that they could afford to attend the theater and go out to restaurants.
Workers from the lower class started to eat imported luxury goods such as cocoa.
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The best response that highlights a cause of the increase in the standard of living for people of the lower class during the Industrial Revolution is:
"Workers from the lower class could afford to buy many sets of ready-made clothing that had been made in textile factories."
This reflects the accessibility of affordable goods produced in large quantities due to industrialization, which contributed to improved living standards.
