The most important pre-twentieth century development in management was the ________.
A)Industrial Revolution
B)personal computer
C)building of the Brooklyn Bridge
D)American Revolution

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The Industrial Revolution, which began in the late eighteenth century, brought about major changes in the organization and management of work. This period saw the development of machine production, factories, and mass production techniques, which required new methods of managing and coordinating work. This led to the emergence of early management theories and practices, including scientific management and bureaucratic management, which laid the foundation for modern management. The other choices listed are not relevant pre-twentieth century developments in management.

The Most Important Pre-Twentieth Century Development in Management Was the ________