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what socio - economic group was a result of the industrial revolution? lower class upper class middle class rewatch submit

Explanation:

The Industrial Revolution led to the emergence of the middle class. As industries grew, new professions (like managers, clerks, skilled workers) developed, creating a socio - economic group between the upper (landed aristocracy, wealthy merchants before) and lower (unskilled laborers) classes. The lower class existed before (e.g., peasants), and the upper class was more traditional (aristocracy, old wealth). The middle class formed due to industrialization - related economic opportunities and social changes.

Answer:

C. middle class (assuming the options are labeled A: lower class, B: upper class, C: middle class; if labels differ, adjust but the correct option is the one with "middle class")