The Industrious Revolution Was a Result of

The industrious revolution was a result of

A) the reduction of holidays and festivals by the state in order to create more workdays during the year, combined with laws requiring the closing of taverns two hours past sunset.
B) efforts by Protestant and Catholic churches to combat sin by promoting a gospel of prosperity and industry that would keep workers productively at their labors.
C) merchant capitalists gaining greater authority over workers and forcing them into factories, where their work activity could be more closely monitored and controlled.
D) poor families choosing to reduce leisure time and the production of goods for household consumption in order to earn wages to buy consumer goods.