which of the following processes resulted from the growth of manufacturing during the industrial revolution

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2 answers:

likoan [24]2 years ago

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<span>Increase in social stratification</span>

xeze [42]2 years ago

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The options of the question are:

A) Increase in public education

B) Increase in social stratification

C) Decrease in urbanization

D) Decrease in child labor

The correct answer is B) Increase in social stratification

<em>The process that resulted from the growth of manufacturing during the industrial revolution was the increase in social satisfaction. </em>

With the Industrial Revolution, machines changed the way people worked. Indsutralization produced more goods. The factories grew and expanded, creating new opportunities for labor with mass production. This generated social satisfaction in some levels of the society of the time, improving its standard of living. But for others were affected by the machines. There were less opportunities for work. Social stratification became more evident. Some poor people had to continue to work in the old-fashion style, when the work was done with elementary tools at home.

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