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Why is it incomplete to limit the workers' question in industrial society only to wages?

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Correct answer: Because housing, sanitation, unemployment and working hours were also problems

The governing concept is the social dimension of industrialisation. A worker's condition depended not only on the amount of wages but also on whether employment was secure, working hours were reasonable, workplaces were safe and living spaces had adequate housing, sanitation and clean water. Periods of unemployment could remove income altogether, while overcrowded neighbourhoods created additional health and social risks. Option A is correct because it recognises this combined economic and living condition problem. B denies the well-known hardships of industrial workers; C reverses the relationship between workers and factory owners; and D is an unsupported absolute claim that ignores low and unstable wages.

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Industrial SocietyWorkersLiving ConditionsLabour ProblemsThe Age Of Social ChangeSocialism In Europe And The Russian RevolutionHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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