Which of the following best characterizes the outlook of skilled workers in the early 1870s?
A. not very optimistic, as machinery rendered their skills obsolete
B. hopeful, as more industrial jobs became available
C. optimistic, as technological advances increased managerial opportunities
D. scared because of the intense competition for factory work
Answer: A
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