As a Consequence of the Economic Changes of the Sixteenth

As a consequence of the economic changes of the sixteenth century,

A) the real wages of ordinary laborers rose markedly.
B) crime and vagrancy in the countryside decreased as peasants enjoyed good markets in products for food.
C) a new aristocracy developed out of the commercial and office-holding opportunities.
D) work in cities became harder to find.
E) women were excluded from capitalist activities.