Impact of the Market Revolution on Social Structure

The period of the Market Revolution spanning the early to mid-19th century led to fundamental shifts in both labor and transportation in the United States. The introduction of new technologies and methods of production changed the economic landscape, impacting both urban and rural communities. One key aspect of this transformation was how it affected social structures, particularly in terms of class and labor relations.

Which of the following options best describes a consequence of the Market Revolution on American society during this time?