During industrialization, what were the attitudes toward slavery? (a)calls for the abolition of slavery increased. (b)even more slaves were put to work in factories. (c)factory owners refused to use slaves as their workers. (d)runaway slaves were not prosecuted

(a)Calls for the abolition of slavery increased.

Explanation:

When the world started to become industrialized, it was realized that Machines were far more effective than slaves. Later on, laws were passed so slaves wouldn't do the jobs of white people, diminishing the use of slavers and made them more expensive over time as many were afraid that the little left for them to do after the machines "took over" would be done by those with no paycheck (slaves).

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