Compared to their previous rural lives, which changes did working-class people experience in urban settings
during the Industrial Revolution? (1 point)
O Men were expected to work at home and in a factory in the city instead of only working outside the home in rural areas.
© Men worked long hours outside the home in the city instead of working shorter days on a family farm.
O Children had to work jobs in the cities, but when they lived in rural areas they were not required to work.
O Women were not allowed to work and earn money in the city like they had when living in rural areas.
- Men transitioned from working solely on family farms to working in factories in the city.
- Men worked longer hours in the city compared to the shorter days on the family farm.
- Children were required to work in the cities, whereas they were not necessarily required to work in rural areas.
- Women were limited in their ability to work and earn money in the city, compared to their more varied roles in rural areas.