Question

1. which of the following was a result of factory production in the unite states? fewer people lived in cities americans stopped buying manufactured goods farming completely disappeared cities grew as people moved for factory jobs which group often faced the worst and most dangerous factory jobs? factory owners skilled engineers immigrants government officials

Explanation:

First Question (Which of the following was a result of factory production in the United States?):

• Analyze Option 1: Factory production created jobs in cities, so people moved to cities, meaning "Fewer people lived in cities" is incorrect.
• Analyze Option 2: Factory production increased manufactured goods availability and affordability, so Americans would buy more, not stop. Thus, "Americans stopped buying manufactured goods" is wrong.
• Analyze Option 3: Farming never completely disappeared in the US; it evolved, so "Farming completely disappeared" is incorrect.
• Analyze Option 4: Factory jobs were in cities, so people migrated to cities for work, leading to urban growth. "Cities grew as people moved for factory jobs" is correct.

• Analyze Option 1: Factory owners managed the factories and did not work in dangerous conditions, so this is incorrect.
• Analyze Option 2: Skilled engineers had better - paying, less dangerous jobs, so this is wrong.
• Analyze Option 3: Immigrants often had limited job options and were forced into the worst, most dangerous factory jobs due to lack of bargaining power and discrimination.
• Analyze Option 4: Government officials had no role in factory work, so this is incorrect.

Answer:

D. Cities grew as people moved for factory jobs (assuming the options are labeled A - D as: A. Fewer people lived in cities, B. Americans stopped buying manufactured goods, C. Farming completely disappeared, D. Cities grew as people moved for factory jobs)

Second Question (Which group often faced the worst and most dangerous factory jobs?):