Question

question 24 of 24
how did the industrial revolution affect social life in societies around the world?
a. the urbanization of various groups of people made them more isolated from one another.
b. the improvements to transportation and communication resulted in greater acceptance among different cultures.
c. the creation of new jobs resulted in new social stratifications for the middle and working classes.
d. the increased demand for manufactured goods resulted in longer workdays and less free time.

Explanation:

The Industrial Revolution led to the growth of factories in urban areas, creating new job - types. This led to the emergence of new social classes such as the industrial middle class and the working class in factories, resulting in new social stratifications. Option A is incorrect as urbanization brought people closer in crowded cities rather than making them more isolated. Option B is not a direct social - life impact of the Industrial Revolution on a global scale in terms of cultural acceptance. Option D mainly focuses on work - related changes rather than overall social life changes in terms of social stratification.

Answer:

C. The creation of new jobs resulted in new social stratifications for the middle and working classes.