Question

1. which statement best describes the changes in labor organization during the market revolution? - a) workers became less organized and more isolated. - b) unions formed to protect workers rights and improve conditions. - c) labor movements focused solely on increasing wages. - d) piecework was abolished in favor of traditional artisan methods.

Explanation:

During the Market Revolution, workers faced harsh conditions, leading to the formation of unions to safeguard their rights and enhance working - conditions. Workers did not become less organized, labor movements had broader goals than just wage - increases, and piecework was not abolished in favor of traditional artisan methods.

Answer:

B. Unions formed to protect workers' rights and improve conditions.