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1. Engels described the living conditions in the working class slums of London and Manchester primarily because
He wanted to encourage people to return to rural life.
He wanted to illustrate the high and unnecessary social costs of industrial capitalism.
He was an angry young man who wanted others to share his anger.
He wanted to shock his readers.
2. Durkheim believed that
Group of answer choices
Organic solidarity would thwart individual development.
Social justice was the foundation for organic solidarity.
Organic solidarity was incompatible with capitalism.
Organic solidarity would naturally evolve from industrial society with little need for social reforms.
3. Marx and Engels describe the methods by which the bourgeoisie try to increase their profits. These methods include all the following EXCEPT:
Paying workers more than enough to buy the goods they produce in the factory.
Increasing the speed of the production line.
Expanding markets to new locations.
Limiting a workers' activity to just one of many production steps.
4. Industrialization changed society in all the following ways EXCEPT:
It increased economic inequality
It separated work from home
It increased the overall wealth of societies
It increased the extraction of natural resources
It increased the similarities among families of all classes
5. The working classes create wealth for the upper classes because workers are paid less than the value of the goods they produce.
True
False