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Why was workers forming associations important in the age of social change?

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Correct answer: They could collectively demand better wages, shorter working hours, and safer working conditions

During industrialisation, workers often faced low wages, long working hours, and unsafe conditions. By forming associations, they could act collectively and press employers and governments for better rights and conditions. Options B and C concern the interests of monarchs and nobles, not workers. Exam tip: link workers’ associations with wages, working hours, and workplace conditions.

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Workers AssociationsIndustrialisationLabour RightsWagesWorking ConditionsSocial ChangeThe Age Of Social ChangeSocialism In Europe And The Russian Revolution

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