Question

during the industrial revolution, who demanded reform?
factory owners
working class people
professional people
government officials

Explanation:

During the Industrial Revolution, the working class faced harsh conditions like long hours, low pay, and unsafe workplaces. They demanded reforms to improve their lives. Factory owners (who profited from the status - quo) were less likely to demand reform. Professional people and government officials at the time were not the main group actively demanding the kinds of fundamental changes (like better labor laws) that the working class was seeking.

Answer:

working class people