The Debate Over Working Class Life During Early Industrialization Includes

Multiple Choice

The debate over working class life during early industrialization includes the observation that

A) rising wages did not guarantee a rising quality of life.
B) industrialization destroyed crafts and displaced craftsmen.
C) the new economic system permitted the starvation of a million Irish in the 1840s.
D) industrialization led to extensive migration from country to city and emigration abroad.
E) all of the above