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AP European History
Unit 6 – Industrialization and Its Effects
Topic 6.3
How did Friedrich Engels' "The Condition of the Working Class in England" influence perceptions about industrialization during the Second Industrial Revolution?
It encouraged governments to invest more heavily in industrial development.
It highlighted grim living conditions, prompting calls for labor reform.
It promoted colonization as a solution to overpopulation in Europe.
It praised factory owners for providing employment opportunities.
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