Why did the changes brought about during the Industrial Revolution lead to the erosion of kinship networks?
a.) As industry developed, farming and subsistence lifestyles declined because migration forced a restructuring of family units as men left to work in factories.
b.) Industrial processes brought greater efficiency to the family, which made it easier for members of the household to move away.
c.) As children took up work in factories, they became less responsive to parental authority.
d.) Changes in both transportation and land availability made it easier for members of the extended family to move apart.
Answer: a.) As industry developed, farming and subsistence lifestyles declined because migration forced a restructuring of family units as men left to work in factories.
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