Question

question 8
1 pts
(teks us.15.b)
this diagram shows working conditions during the second industrial revolution.
factories begin to produce more goods during the second industrial revolution.
workers include young women and children. workers work long hours. workers earn low wages.
during the early twentieth century, which action was taken to address the issues shown in this diagram?
businesses created monopolies to increase competition among industries.
businesses hired fewer immigrants as laborers.
labor reformers secured better working conditions through legislation
corporations sought greater federal industrial regulations.

Explanation:

The diagram shows poor working - conditions like long hours, low wages, and employment of young women and children during the Second Industrial Revolution. In the early 20th century, labor reformers worked to improve these conditions through legislation, such as child - labor laws, minimum - wage laws, and maximum - hour laws. Monopolies reduce competition, hiring fewer immigrants doesn't address the core issues, and corporations generally opposed more federal regulations.

Answer:

Labor reformers secured better working conditions through legislation