During the early part of the world industrial revolution, factory managers were

A) often strict but generally fair to workers

B) always hard working and uncomplaining

C) frequently untrained and undisclosed

D) generally harsh and abusive to workers

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Bella Stuart

8 December, 20:46

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Arnav Liu · Answer 1

I believe D) generally harsh and abusive to workers

Tiffany Mccullough · Answer 2

D They treated the workers live slaves most of the time

During the early part of the world industrial revolution, factory managers wereA) often strict but generally fair to workersB) always hard working and uncomplainingC) frequently untrained and undisclosedD) generally harsh and abusive to workers