Question

1. which of the following best describes the labor movement during the market revolution? - a) it sought to maintain the status quo in labor relations. - b) it aimed to limit working hours and protect child laborers. - c) it was primarily focused on increasing factory production. - d) it discouraged workers from forming unions.

Explanation:

During the Market Revolution, the labor movement emerged in response to poor working - conditions. Workers aimed to improve their situation by limiting working hours and protecting vulnerable groups like child laborers. It was not about maintaining the status quo, increasing factory production was not its main focus, and it actually promoted union - formation.

Answer:

B. It aimed to limit working hours and protect child laborers.