In England, harsh labor conditions and low wages during the Industrial Revolution were most responsible for which of the following developments? (p. 430)

a. the enclosure movementb. worker unionizationc. anti-labor lawsd. specialization of labor

b. worker unionization.

Explanation:

Workers gradually organized to fight for having rights, rights such as a limited work day, to higher payments, and the right to form unions. In England and in many countries, these fights were long, hard and were often met with harsh police repression.