APFIVE How did widespread industrialization, particularly the rise of assembly line production and urban factory systems in the late 19th century, alter American values toward the role of labor and workers’ rights?
They led workers to prioritize individual entrepreneurial efforts over collective action, as personal success became the primary focus.
They shifted public opinion toward recognizing the need for improved working conditions and the formation of labor unions to address exploitative and unsafe work environments.
They reinforced the view that harsh and hazardous working conditions were the inevitable cost of progress and thus should not be challenged.
They promoted an attitude that labor issues were strictly local concerns, with no need for nationwide reform or intervention.
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