The correct answers are 1) high poverty rates, 3) poor working conditions, 4) crowded cities, 5) growing inequality.
<em>Some problems in the industrial age were high poverty rates, poor working conditions, crowded cities, growing inequality.
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The Industrial age brought many benefits and changed the lives of people. Factories bought new machines to improve mass production, which means to produce more goods at better prices, more rapidly and at a lower costs. The problem with industrialization is that the work that was offered to people was a low pay job. The working conditions in factories were very poor and unhealthy. Many factories allowed children to work because they can pay children less money. Industrialization also overpopulated larger cities n¿because many Americans moved from rural areas to these larger cities where factories were located.
This is because an isolationist would want to keep their distance from any encounters with other countries. Hope this helps! Sorry if any info is incorrect
Manumission is also called Affranchisement that is the act of a slave owner freeing his slaves. There were many ways to do that, sometimes slaves would save money for a long time until they could purchase themselves. Many states regulated manumission, what costs should be paid and how.
The government put millions to work during the Great Depression by increasing funding on public work projects, and pressed employers not to reduce wages.
