All of the following factors contributed to the 1973 Oil Crisis EXCEPT:

A.
the complete exhaustion of the U. S.'s coal supply, which made coal power plants switch to burning oil

B.
the fact that the U. S. was offending key Middle-Eastern oil producers with the U. S.'s support of Israel

C.
the fact that, at the time, U. S. automobiles had poor gas mileage and consumed more gasoline than they do today

D.
the fact that U. S. oil production declined after 1970 and made the U. S. even more reliant on oil imports

Which sentence below best describes the factory working conditions during the industrial revolution? 1. wages for an individual male factory worker were not enough for a family to get by on. usually another person had to work, which often ended up being a woman or child. they were paid less to do the same work as the men, and working conditions were very poor. 2. factory work became more popular than farming because it allowed for a man to support his family on his own. plus there were incentives for hard work. the higher production output was, the higher the wages workers were paid by their employer.