Question

What is at least ONE Social Problem of the Industrial Age?

Answer 1

Division of classes, like the social classes were becoming more defined also, not enough housing in the cities and sanitation in the cities

Answer 2

thank you .!

Answer 3

The fact that so much about machines and industrial processes could be rationally planned gave rise to the fatal conceit that the same was true of men and social policies -- that each could be rationally programmed, as if men were machines. This led directly to the folly of Marxism and fascism, which drowned the 20th century in the blood of tens of millions.