Industrialization: Government's Role Practice Test

A decline in industrial output because educated workers refused factory employment, forcing societies to rely on subsistence farming permanently.

A larger pool of skilled labor and engineers that supported mechanized production, innovation, and the management needs of expanding factories.

A shift away from machine technology toward handcraft production, because technical institutes promoted artisanal methods over mechanization.

An immediate end to urbanization, as schools required families to remain on farms and prevented migration to industrial cities.

The elimination of social class distinctions, since education alone ended inequality and removed conflicts between labor and capital.