Question

help with us history plzz?

A worker's independence and creativity were stifled by the factory.
True
False

Answer 1

True. The concept of the factory immediately began mass production, which, in turn, eventually had everyone working the same hours, wearing the same clothes, and leading the same life. Worker's had little to no free time and were too tied down in their job to spend with their family or anything to that extent. While assembling whatever was the factories product, often worker's creativity took a hit because of the danger of the machines themselves. The danger caused a back step in creativity because of how much focus was required to do the job right AND not get injured in the process.

Answer 2

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