At the end of the 1800s what was the direct effect of more leisure time?

boredom enveloped the culture.

there was an increase in crime.

popular culture began to grow.

people took second jobs.

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Paige Mccoy

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25 March, 07:50

At the end of the 1800s what was the direct effect of more leisure time?

boredom enveloped the culture.

there was an increase in crime.

popular culture began to grow.

people took second jobs.

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Christine Erickson · Answer 1

popular culture began to grow.

Explanation:

The term popular culture refers to the set of cultural patterns and artistic and literary manifestations created or consumed preferably by the popular classes (low or middle class without academic instruction, or in antiquity "the plebs") as opposed to an academic culture, high or an official focused on means of expression traditionally valued as superior and generally more elitist and exclusive.

Ariel Riley · Answer 2

I know I'm late but for anyone in the future the answer on edgenuiity is

C. Popular culture began to grow

At the end of the 1800s what was the direct effect of more leisure time?boredom enveloped the culture.there was an increase in crime.popular culture began to grow.people took second jobs.

At the end of the 1800s what was the direct effect of more leisure time?

boredom enveloped the culture.

there was an increase in crime.

popular culture began to grow.

people took second jobs.