Question

question 89
during the early years of the industrial revolution ______
○ factories fouled the air with smoke.
○ rapidly growing cities had poor sanitation.
○ workplace accidents were common.
○ all of these responses are correct.

Explanation:

The early Industrial Revolution (late 18th–early 19th centuries) had several negative consequences: factories burned coal, causing air pollution with smoke; urbanization outpaced infrastructure, leading to poor sanitation in growing cities; and unregulated workplaces with dangerous machinery resulted in frequent accidents. All options describe valid outcomes of this period.

Answer:

All of these responses are correct.