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d. Political change

The development of the factory system meant radical changes in people's working and living conditions. This led to workers also challenging the existing political situation - trying to set up trade unions to improve conditions in the work place and campaigning for more political rights to influence government policy. At the same time, the government became more involved in people's lives by passing legislation to...

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