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zvonat [6]
3 years ago
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How was production different after the Industrial Revolution than it was before? A. Before the Industrial Revolution, items were

produced by factory owners. After the Industrial Revolution, items were produced by factory workers. B. Before the Industrial Revolution, items were produced one at a time. After the Industrial Revolution, items were mass produced. C. Before the industrial Revolution, workers controlled the means of production. After the Industrial Revolution, governments controlled the means of production. O D. Before the Industrial Revolution, items were produced in cities. After the Industrial Revolution, items were produced on farms.​
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Ivan3 years ago
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Answer:

Explanation:

Im stuck between C and A. However, i think im going to lean towards C.

Production has differed so much since the IR. After the change of the industrial revolution, some companies started to resort to slowing production, thus not being able to afford workers more workers for that specific factory, constantly keeping people there for more than their scheduled hours. Now, the goverment can however control how much a factory can produce in for ex, three years.

Really it just differs on the way you see it, but overall my answer would be C.

Hope this helps :)

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