The National Market Economy Created a Society That Was More

The national market economy created a society that was more differentiated and specialized. That new condition, in turn, caused

A) specialized labor unions that grew most rapidly in the depression of the late 1830s.
B) an increased pride in craftsmanship that became more important than just sheer productivity.
C) an increasingly unequal distribution of wealth in society, with those at the top controlling a greater share.
D) a class of newly rich, most of whom came from lower-class, farm-family backgrounds.