Question

Which statement about the working and living conditions of early industrial workers is accurate?

A.
Many workers used owner-financed training programs to become skilled craftsmen.

B.
Women and children who were employed in mills and factories earned the same wages as men.

C.
Laborers faced long hours, dangerous working conditions, and lived in overcrowded tenements.

D.
Most employees in factories and mills worked eight hours per day, five days a week.

Answer 1

@lexxiidarling

Answer 2

@myaaat805

Answer 3

@DJ3strella

Answer 4

@kseniya4560

Answer 5

@Light&Happiness

Answer 6

@FeliFa001

Answer 7

@watermelon16

Answer 8

anyone? ;-;

Answer 9

Well I know A is wrong because I don't remember learning anything about "training" or "programs" in colonial times. B is also wrong because men were treated *slightly* better than women and children. C seems correct. And D might be right in some cases, but can't be the answer since they are asking for a general answer, not an answer for a specific person. I don't even think they had fixed hours anyways.

Answer 10

yeah it was c :) thx

Answer 11

You're welcome.