3. As the need for skilled workers declined as a result of industrialization and the division of labor, the supply of jobs increased and attracted people to the cities. A larger pool of workers competed for work. How did this situation affect the quality of life for workers? Select all that apply. ☐ More jobs meant more opportunities for workers to choose fulfilling careers in line with their interests. Wages decreased since fewer positions required extensive training or experience. ☐ Women and children were often forced to work to support their families. ☐ Employees had to work multiple jobs to make ends meet.

3. As the need for skilled workers declined as a result of industrialization and the division of labor, the supply of jobs increased and attracted people to the cities. A larger pool of workers competed for work. How did this situation affect the quality of life for workers? Select all that apply. ☐ More jobs meant more opportunities for workers to choose fulfilling careers in line with their interests. Wages decreased since fewer positions required extensive training or experience. ☐ Women and children were often forced to work to support their families. ☐ Employees had to work multiple jobs to make ends meet.