Question

industrial revolution (1750 - 1885) end of lesson test
5 during the 1700s, life for peasants

• grew worse than it had ever been before
• was affected by the french revolution
• was about the same as it had been for hundreds of years
• was changed a great deal because of the industrial revolution

skip 4/10 complete

Explanation:

The Industrial Revolution mainly affected urban - industrial areas in the late 18th and 19th centuries. In the 1700s, the Industrial Revolution was just beginning to take hold and had not yet had a major impact on peasant life. Peasant life in the 1700s was similar to what it had been for centuries in many ways, with traditional agricultural - based livelihoods still dominant. The French Revolution occurred later in the 1780s and its direct impact on peasant life in the 1700s as a whole was not widespread at that time.

Answer:

was about the same as it had been for hundreds of years