The Luddites were opposed to:

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The Luddites were a group of English textile workers who protested against the use of machines that were perceived as a threat to their jobs and way of life. They believed that these machines would replace individual artisans and lead to unemployment and a decline in skilled labor. The Luddites were not opposed to the rise of the middle class or concerned with issues such as prostitution or the behavior of women. Child labor was also not a major focus of their protests.

The Luddites Were Opposed To