Factory owners may choose to negotiate with striking workers if they fear their profits might be threatened. decide they don’t want to pay workers not on the job. fear for the safety of their families. have guilty consciences that bother them.

Factory owners may choose to negotiate with striking workers for all of the reasons provided above. Each factory owner is driven by different motivations, including fear their profits might be threatened, deciding they don't want to pay workers not on the job, fearing for the safety of their families, and having a guilty conscience that bothers them. Some owners might have more than one of these reasons.

The correct answer is a. when they started making tools that will them in cultivating lands, they could raise crops and that made them attached to one place for a longer period of time. after that, they started domesticating animals and building their own permanent settlements that resemble the ones we have today.