The alternative that was NOT an impact of industrialization during the late 19th century was:
4.Steel production drastically fell without a demand for the product.
The Second Industrial Revolution, started in the middle of the 19th century, was a continuation of the first Industrial Revolution, but with improvements in technology and expansion to different countries and not only occurred in England.
It is correct to state then, that corporations grew, gained greater productive capacity due to technological development such as the emergence of machines and new production techniques.
With the further establishment of industrialization and capitalism, labor unions also emerged, as a way for workers to obtain greater job security and rights. As a result of industrialization, urban centers were also created, which grew in order to establish housing closer to work for individuals who worked in factories.
Therefore, among the above alternatives, it is not correct to say that steel production drastically fell because there was no demand for the product, as it was in the Second Industrial Revolution that iron was replaced by steel, which was of fundamental importance in industries, as it was lighter, stronger and cheaper than iron, and was widely used in railway construction, in the armaments industry and in the shipbuilding industry.
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