Factory conditions were awful lots of deaths and injuries, they didn’t turn machines off and punishments were harsh for mistakes, whippings were normal long hours were normal and dust in peoples lungs caused major problems eg coughing up blood. the way they treated people was un humane but because the people working were lower class they had no say in how they were treated
C, I think because when I learned about women in 1800’s it was told that women can try out for careers and get education.
Answer:
I think C would best fit.
update - it's A
Explanation:
The extent to which environmental factors drove new patterns of migration in the 1750 to 1900 time period was very high and pronounced.
<h3>What is Migration?</h3>
This is the process which involves the movement of people from one place to another to settle down at a new location.
Migration was high in places which had more food, favorable temperature and very little parasites which was why people move to developed countries were on the rise as their chances of survival is high.
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