Question

What was a primary reason for the hazardous conditions inside many factories during this era? (1 point)
Responses

The enforcement of strict government safety regulations.
The enforcement of strict government safety regulations.

The prioritization of company profits over worker safety.
The prioritization of company profits over worker safety.

The high number of skilled and experienced workers.
The high number of skilled and experienced workers.

The powerful influence held by organized labor unions.

Answer 1

The primary reason for the hazardous conditions inside many factories during this era was **the prioritization of company profits over worker safety.**