The Industrial Revolution primarily improved the quality of life for all workers by providing fair wages and safe working conditions.

The Industrial Revolution brought many changes to how people worked and lived, but it did not equally improve the quality of life for all workers. While some factories offered better pay compared to farming, many workers faced long hours, dangerous conditions, and low wages. For example, in textile mills, workers often labored for 12 hours a day in poorly ventilated spaces, which made them sick. Over time, as people began to recognize these problems, they started to demand fair wages and safer working conditions, leading to reforms. So, while the Industrial Revolution changed the economy and created new job opportunities, it also highlighted the need for better treatment of workers.