1. Originally, societies responded to the sun and the seasons. What did societies switch to during the Industrial Revolution?

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After the people had shifted to industrial cities they were living by the clocks.

Explanation:

Fore industrialization most people did not care much for the clock and making their time competed.

It was not one of the concerns of the rural population to worry about the time so much.

But when they had been shifted to the towns and cities where they could not even see the sun sometimes they started replying on the clock to know the time of their work.

It was also the same that pushed them to follow calendars and not seasons that they had understood before as they now needed exact dates.

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