Question

How did the Industrial Revolution change labor in Europe?

Answer 1

Answer:

The division of labor was improved, women got chances to work, and the amount of farmers decreased.

Explanation:

During the time period of the industrial revolution, many new inventions were made and implemented in factories. These factories were built at an exponential rate and often were centered around rivers near cities to dump pollution and attract workers. Most farmers sought opportunity and started working in factories. (This was when the increase of laborers and the decrease of agricultural careers happened). Some of the machines that were made were for sewing. These were thought better for a woman to use and gave females a chance to provide for themselves and work as something other than a housewife/child caretaker.