A farmer moves to an industrial area to work in a coal mine.
<u>Explanation:</u>
During the time of industrial revolution in England, the economy in that country moved from the primary to the secondary sector of the country. There were more people who were dependent on factories and industries for earning their livelihood as compared to be dependent on the agriculture for the same purpose. In this incident also, a farmer left his farm work and started to work in an industry and improved his standards of living.
THE ANSWER IS B LION IM ANSWERING FORMPOINTS
He is referring to the policies of colonialism that were widespread. He was British and visited many of the British colonies, but spent a lot of his time in India. These were all lands that Britain had previously colonized and he is referring to the colonization that was predominantly done by white people from Europe.
They would blame them because they wouldn't be free. The colonies were getting "bettered" because they got technology and similar things, but they were blamed because the colonists didn't have independence and freedom and were stripped of their resources and natural wealth which was common at the time.
