Which of the following statements is most true concerning women during the Industrial Revolution? a
Though it did give women income, in factories they were often paid less than men and thought to be more "manageable."
b
Women would often become the supervisors, or bosses, at many factories.
c
Women, for the most part, were not allowed to work in factories because they were needed at the home.
d
Factories tried to hire men first, but would hire women only if necessary.

c

Explanation:

women worked at home making clothing and food for their families

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explanation:

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