The time period was one of great innovation and turbulence, especially
in regards to prevailing economic and political ideals. In doing so,
these differing beliefs arose due to the inability of the current
systems to be able to provide basic necessities for the individuals
living there.
<span>David Ricardo in his seminal works, 'Principles of Political Economy and Taxation'. Believed that as population increased wages would be forced down, as dictated by the terms of supply and demand.
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Robert Owen however differed with such a view and tried to correct the economic deprivation of the poor. he held socialist views to some extent and postulated that the society had a divine role to protect workers from the ills of industrialization. He was instrumental in the formation of labor unions, and experimented his views in his factory. he also opposed child labor,and advocated for child education.
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He dreamed of becoming an artist in his youth however discovered a talent for public speaking that helped him rally support for his causes
Answer:
D. They began to view them as equals since they were fighting for the same cause.
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