All of the following statements are true of the members of the middle class during the industrial revolution except, they: grew in numbers. included business owners and professionals. believed education was the key to success. shared roles and tasks equally between men and women.

All the statements are true of the middle class during the industrial revolution except that they shared roles and tasks equally betwwen men and women.

shared roles and tasks equally between men and women.

Explanation:

During the Industrial Revolution society was still male-dominant, where almost all positions in power were held by the men, who was in charge of almost everything, and women were relegated to the house work and attending their children. It´s important to notice that eventhough during that time women were entering the workforce, helping their husbands to pay the bills, they were paid far less than men, and their work wasn´t appreciated, they also didn´t have voting rights or the right to own property.

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