Question

1 true or false 2 points the industrial revolution primarily impacted communication rather than labor. true false 2 multiple choice 2 points what distinguishes social movements from collective behavior? social movements focus on change, while collective behavior focuses on preserving the status quo. social movements are organized, while collective behavior is often spontaneous. social movements are unorganized, while collective behavior is planned. social movements happen quickly, while collective behavior spans decades. 3 multiple choice 2 points what was a major societal change brought about by the industrial revolution? the elimination of wealth inequality a return to agrarian lifestyles a decrease in urbanization the emergence of new social classes like the industrial working class

Explanation:

1. The Industrial Revolution had a profound impact on labor, such as the rise of factory work and changes in the labor force. It did impact communication (e.g., telegraph), but labor was a more central and primary area of impact.
2. Social movements are typically organized efforts towards a goal, while collective behavior often occurs spontaneously without long - term organization.
3. The Industrial Revolution led to the growth of cities (urbanization), a move away from agrarian lifestyles, and increased wealth inequality. However, it did give rise to new social classes like the industrial working class.

Answer:

1. False
2. Social movements are organized, while collective behavior is often spontaneous.
3. The emergence of new social classes like the industrial working class