Which of the following best explains the effect of machines on the type of work performed by laborers during the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain? Machines created a demand for skilled laborers needed to run large machines.
Machines reduced the need for laborers, as machines produced goods at a faster rate.
Machines enabled a shift from the labor-intensive handmade process to the operation of machines for production.
Machines created a shift from an inefficient method of labor to a more skilled workforce required for factories.

It’s C guys

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The Answer on Edge is C

Explanation:

A is wrong because it required much less skill to operate a machine than by hand.

B almost seems correct because you'd think you need less workers but because of supply and demand they actually needed more workers many times because items became much easier to make making them cheaper and making the public want them more.

Finally D is incorrect because as referenced in A, it requires less skill not more.

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