Which was typical of Britain working class during the industrial revolution?

Answer 1

Lived in poor conditions, worked long hours often 7 days a week. Suffered many ailments and injuries associated with their work with not legislation to support them. Often living 3 families to one house with no amenities in the building, suffered periods of "no pay" or unemployment where no one had money to support. Those in rural areas flocked to the new industrial towns in search of better living conditions but often found disease, poverty, no where to live

Answer 2

Women and children helped the family earn money, as children worked to earn wages. All members of the family worked to earn money.

Answer 3

Women and children helped the family earn money.

Answer 4

The typical factory worker in England was poorly paid and worked long hours. The workers included men, women and children.