An industrial worker would work for 6 to 8 hours or more. They had poor working conditions, and were often overworked. For the workers to adjust to their routine the factory management would punish or fine workers for every mistake they made. Working conditions were unsanitary and dangerous toward the health. For example, the cotton mills with the depressing heat, or the coalmines with the air pollution, cave-ins, and labor of carrying heavy loads of coal. Which …showed first 75 words of 428 total…

…showed last 75 words of 428 total…depend on them because, they provided the money, hired and gave the jobs, and basically controlled key aspects of a working-class member’s life financially, which is what provides a family with food clothing, etc. And since the factory owners controlled their workers in so many ways, they thought themselves to be of more consequence. . And all those difference accounted for; two new classes were needed for two typed of people with totally different life-styles.