Question

1. Choose the best possible match

   Was increasingly oriented towards the immediate family rather than community in the industrial period. Fueled Westward Expansion in the United States. A movement that sought to destroy industrial machinery. Went from being economic assets to economic liabilities. Pushed agricultural populations off the land and into the industrial labor force.

   A. socialism B. Luddism C. Emigration from Europe D. Enclosure E. Leisure F. Children

Answer 1

Was increasingly oriented towards the immediate family rather than community in the industrial period. Leisure.

Fueled Westward Expansion in the United States. Emigration from Europe.

A movement that sought to destroy industrial machinery. Luddism.

Went from being economic assets to economic liabilities. Children.

Pushed agricultural populations off the land and into the industrial labor force. Socialism.