Which result of the Industrial Revolution inspired the basic ideas of socialism?

A. the existence of widespread poverty and famine in rural areas B. the rise of European imperialism in Africa and Asia C. factory workers' lack of rights and poor working conditions D. the loss of land and income that resulted from the enclosure process

In the early stages of the Industrial Revolution, there were many workers' strikes aimed at the destruction of machines, as workers viewed machines as the root of their misery.

C. factory workers' lack of rights and poor working conditions

Explanation:

The industrialist would possess a production line and utilize laborers at low wages, bringing about large sums of money for himself. As capitalism expanded, the exploitation of workers expanded.

The conviction is that these workers would call for change. The change would include a change from private ownership of wealth for and methods for production to an open, or social, one. It is from this thought socialism develops, a financial system where there is open responsibility for and that the laborers, or the individuals who were recently persecuted, are presently ready to be in a position of economic autonomy and freedom.