How were workers' lives most changed by the shift from agricultural to industrial labor?

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Farm work was organized around natural cycles such as planting and harvesting seasons, while factory work was organized around artificial rhythms, with workers expected to adhere to a set schedule regardless of natural cycles.

Answer: B 
 While industrialization initially led to poor working conditions and low wages, over time many workers experienced an increase in their standard of living due to higher wages, better access to healthcare, and improved living conditions.

Answer: C 
 Women and children also worked in factories during the Industrial Revolution, although men dominated the workforce. In agriculture, both men and women traditionally worked in the fields.

Answer: D 
 In agriculture, labor was often organized around the village or community, with families and extended families working together. In contrast, factory labor was often organized around the family unit, with wages paid per worker rather than per family.

Answer: E 
 Factory work was often characterized by long hours, low pay, and dangerous working conditions, leaving little leisure time for workers. In contrast, agricultural work could be physically demanding but often allowed for more flexible schedules and free time for leisure activities.

How Were Workers' Lives Most Changed by the Shift from Agricultural