Me imagine you work in a steel mill in a large industrial city in england in the late 1800s. you live in a neighborhood with other factory workers, and share the same living and working conditions they do. write a letter to your representative in parliament expressing your opinions on what the government should do, if anything, about the plight of the english working class during the industrial revolution. in your letter, include details about your situation, as well as solutions for problems. include some of the points below: • how the government’s actions can affect england’s future, including the health, education, and welfare of its citizens

In this letter, you can touch on a range of topics. During this time period, living and working conditions were horrible for factory workers. There was little to no concern for safety or sanitation, the factories were cramped, the machines were dangerous, and the people were seen as expendable. As soon as someone was injured or even killed from working in a factory, it was easy to find someone else to replace that person, and the wages were minimal. In your letter, you can recommend that the government interfere with these companies to make sure that there are regulations to protect workers, both physically and economically. In terms of affecting England's future, you can talk about the need to make changes now in order to strengthen England's chances for a future in which health, education, and the welfare of its citizens are top priority.

Ibelieve the answer is c.