How did the move to urban areas and factory work affect those workers who had moved from villages?

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Moving to urban areas and factory work led to the loss of social connections that were present in small village life and environment. Workers were exposed to harsh working conditions, and there were no laws to protect them from factory owner exploitation. The wages were low, but they afforded workers more material wealth, albeit at the cost of social and community connections. Better education and healthier living conditions were not a direct result of moving to urban areas and factory work.

How Did the Move to Urban Areas and Factory Work