Question

The new system of production during the second industrial revolution meant that unskilled workers did

Answer 1

Answer:

repetitive tasks for many hours

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

It meant that the unskilled workers did repetitive tasks for many hours.

Explanation:

The new system of production during the second industrial revolution meant that there was a shift from skilled workers to machines. The machines produced faster than the skilled workers did and soon there was a reduction in the demand for skilled workers.

This development meant something else for unskilled workers, as they had to do tasks repeatedly for many hours.