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Question: As the 19th century progressed factory workers began working longer hours in unsafe conditions for less pay. How did the factory workers respond to the increasingly bad working conditions? Responses They worked harder, convinced that harder work would move them up the ladder to management and ownership positions. They worked harder, convinced that harder work would move them up the ladder to management and ownership positions. They quit their low paying jobs and found better paying work. They quit their low paying jobs and found better paying work. They formed labor unions and went on strike to demand safer conditions, better hours, and higher wages. They formed labor unions and went on strike to demand safer conditions, better hours, and higher wages. They quit factory work and went back to being master artisans.