Question

Established during the Middle Ages, guilds were associations of skilled artisans designed to institute quality standards, establish training programs, and set prices in industries such as glassblowing or masonry. What most likely happened to the guild system following industrialization? A. Guilds likely incorporated new skilled artisans with industrialization-era skills. B. Guilds likely became more powerful as fewer people learned trade secrets for these industries. C. Guilds likely became less powerful as artisans were replaced by machinery. D. Guilds likely expanded to include factory workers, laborers, and unskilled workers.

Answer 1

It's probably C because machines were a big deal and less expensive than paying artisans so the guilds wouldn't be as powerful. i just got it right.