Which of the following best explains the effect of machines on the type of work performed by laborers during the Industrial Revolution in Great Britain? Machines created a demand for skilled laborers needed to run large machines.
Machines reduced the need for laborers, as machines produced goods at a faster rate.
Machines enabled a shift from the labor-intensive handmade process to the operation of machines for production.
Machines created a shift from an inefficient method of labor to a more skilled workforce required for factories.