Question

1. which working condition was not prevalent in nineteenth century factories?

• danger
• unsanitary conditions
• high pay
• boredom

Explanation:

In nineteenth - century factories, working conditions were generally harsh. Factories were dangerous due to unguarded machinery, had unsanitary conditions with poor ventilation and lack of proper hygiene, and workers often faced boredom from repetitive tasks. However, workers were typically paid low wages, especially considering the long hours and harsh conditions. So "high pay" was not a prevalent working condition.

Answer:

C. high pay