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Why would it be wrong to limit the workers' question in industrial society only to wages?

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Correct answer: Because workers' problems also included long working hours, unsafe workplaces, housing, sanitation and unemployment

In industrial society, the ‘workers’ question’ was not limited to the rate of wages. Workers also faced long hours, unsafe factories, unemployment, overcrowded and unsanitary housing, and poor living conditions. Therefore, option A is correct. Contrary to option C, housing and sanitation were often poor for many workers in industrial towns. Exam tip: mention both workplace conditions and living conditions when explaining the workers’ question.

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