Which conditions explain why there were so many working poor in the industrial age?
1. many workers faced high wages and low rents.
2. many workers faced low wages and high rents.
3. many workers faced high wages and high rents.
4. many workers faced low wages and low rents.

The correct answer is option "2": For millions of workers the industrial age brought poverty and harsh living conditions since they faced low wages and had to pay high rents. Although the standards of living increased, the workers suffered from dangerous working conditions as well as overcrowded housing for which they paid high costs. Many people from rural areas moved to the big cities due to the process of industrialization. The great demand of workers resulted in low wages. At the same time, urbanization increased and with it the cost of rents.  

salmon were fished in puget sound.

the first forms of writing came from them in the form of pictographs around 3100 bc.