As the Industrial Revolution further progressed the lives of all classes were affected. The working class was ever so miserable and the middle-class was becoming wealthy to the expense of the workers. Yet, some middle-class men did pity and want betterment for the exploited workers. But, the majority of the employers did not want to even bother with such a low class of workers that could easily be replaced.
The horrid working and living conditions and the low wages that the workers received for their work caused the despondency of the working-class. …
