Industrialization impacted the economy in all ways that is given above as a option.
Answer: A,B,C,D & E
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When there was industrialization in the economy from the period of 1840 to 1900 in the European countries, the people started moving from the rural areas to the urban areas because there were more employment opportunities in the urban area.
Production of iron also increased in the factories and production of cotton was also increased because of more demand for textile and clothing. There were rail and road lines in the country which increased the transportation of goods and services in the area.
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Shopping for food and essentials at the local market was also on the daily task for many a Roman woman. On top of these responsibilities, women were in charge of spinning yarn and making clothing for the family by hand. Many women also worked in areas outside the home.
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The correct answers are 2) Ensured equality among men and women of the same class, 3) Ensured job specialization among people, and <span>6) Provided a stable social structure.
The caste system established as equals people with the same class, ensuring their equality and virtually guaranteeing that they would marry within their class.
The caste system also provided a stable, though very unjust, social structure, in which citizens knew their place in society and operated within that constraint, with the added legitimacy of religion to prevent this status quo being challenged.
The caste system also ensured job specialization for its society, a major aspect of a complex civilization. This was accomplished through the fact that people born into a certain caste could only work in certain industries. It is worth noting that, aside from a violation of the rights of people to choose what they wanted to work in, this was a very inefficient system because India missed out on the many talented people born into lower castes who could not realize their potential, and was also held back by untalented men in positions of great power, born into their positions through their caste. </span>
