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What was the effect of the industrial revolution on the working class ?

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The Industrial Revolution improved the standards of living for most people, but resulted in tragic living and working conditions for the working class. During the Industrial Revolution, people began migrating to the cities for a better life, many found some however many still lived in poverty.

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