-Why was metropolitan industrialization more diverse than industrialization in mill towns?
A) Factories employed both men and women.
B) Factories were prone to strikes and labor unrest.
C) Factories produced a wide variety of manufactured goods.
D) Factories benefitted both workers and owners equally.

Question

-Why was metropolitan industrialization more diverse than industrialization in mill towns?
A) Factories employed both men and women. 
B) Factories were prone to strikes and labor unrest. 
C) Factories produced a wide variety of manufactured goods. 
D) Factories benefitted both workers and owners equally.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Metropolitan areas had the resources, infrastructure, and diverse labor force necessary to support a wide range of industries, leading to the production of a variety of manufactured goods, unlike mill towns which often specialized in a single industry or product.

-Why Was Metropolitan Industrialization More Diverse Than Industrialization in Mill