What was one consequence of the Second Industrial Revolution?
A)Fewer people could read and write.
B)People lived much shorter lives.
C)People were less likely to go to church.
D)The traditional family was almost entirely destroyed.
E)Nationalism became less of a concern.

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The Second Industrial Revolution led to significant societal and economic changes, including urbanization and changes in employment which affected traditional social structures and practices, including religious attendance. This period saw a shift in the way people lived and worked, leading to less adherence to traditional church-going practices as people moved to urban areas and worked in factories.

What Was One Consequence of the Second Industrial Revolution