Multiple Choice
During the Second Industrial Revolution, the split between middle-class liberals and the workers occurred in part because
A) the liberals sought to improve both working conditions and the social aspect of society.
B) the workers moved in a revolutionary direction that frightened the liberals.
C) the conservatives continued to court the liberals, hoping to make a strong alliance against the workers.
D) the lives of working-class liberals improved so much that they no longer wanted to foment revolution.
E) None of the options are correct.
Correct Answer:
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