Question

Which social reform occurred in Great Britain during the Victorian era?

A. Poor people were required to live in workhouses to receive government assistance.

B. Children's pay was increased to match that of adults.

C. Public schools began teaching from Marxist and socialist texts.

D. Factories were relocated to rural areas to reduce air pollution in the cities.​

Answer 1

Alternative A

Step-by-step explanation:

The poorest classes in the victorian era didn't have the meanings to afford their own housing and healthcare bills, so workers used to live in industries in order to receive assistance