APFIVE Second Industrial Revolution And Living Standards
Scientific and Technological Innovation versus Social Issues - Part 1: Proponents like Thomas Edison argued that innovations of the Second Industrial Revolution improved overall living standards. Which piece of evidence challenges this claim?
A
Reports noting the proliferation of new consumer goods that improved daily conveniences.
B
Economic analyses demonstrating significant gains in national productivity as a result of mass production techniques.
C
Contemporary factory records and workers’ testimonies documenting monotonous, unsafe, and dehumanizing conditions on assembly lines.
D
Data showing increased industrial output and the rapid expansion of technological innovations across various sectors.
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