Question

1. what change do we see as the result of the industrial revolution on american family life?

families were no longer divided into classes.
families were no longer the first place children learned about socialization.
families were no longer self - sufficient.
families began to have more children.

Explanation:

Before the Industrial Revolution, American families often lived on farms and were self - sufficient, producing their own food, clothing, etc. With industrialization, people moved to cities for factory jobs. They relied on purchased goods and services, making families no longer self - sufficient. Class divisions still existed, families remained important for socialization, and generally, family sizes decreased due to urban living and economic changes.

Answer:

C. Families were no longer self - sufficient.