Question 3 of 10 How did the Industrial Revolution change working conditions for people?
A. Workers began to earn more money
O B. Owners were able to train more workers.
O C. There was very little need for skilled labor.
D. Machines made it necessary to hire more workers.

The answer is C.
The increased prevalence of machinery in the workplace meant workers didn’t need to be as skilled (because all they had to do was control the machines.)

The answer isn’t A because, although businesses were increasing productivity and making more money, the workers weren’t.
The answer isn’t B because owners did not train their workers since the machines did the bulk of the work.
The answer isn’t D because the use of machines made production more efficient, so more workers were not required.