Question

question 20 of 24 which of the following was a common experience for working - class children during the industrial revolution? a. riding a steam - engine locomotive b. participating in political activism c. operating machinery in a factory d. attending a free public school

Explanation:

During the Industrial Revolution, working - class children often had to work in factories due to economic hardships of their families. They were employed to operate machinery in factories as they could be paid less and were more easily managed. Riding steam - engine locomotives was not a common experience for them. Political activism was not something typical for young children. Free public schools were not as widespread or accessible for working - class children during that time.

Answer:

C. Operating machinery in a factory