How did factory owners benefit from industrialization? many jobs could be done by unskilled workers who earned lower wages. workers organized labor unions to negotiate with employers. new processes decreased the pace of production. machines required fewer workers who had more training.

   Many jobs could be done by unskilled workers who earned lower wages

Explanation: The new processes and methods of production in the Industrial Revolution enabled the owners of the factories to make a big profit, and the pace of production was increased. There were more and more workers in urban areas who were looking for any job for very low wages. These were unskilled workers who were poorly paid and the owners of the factories earned the most on them. Later, with the strengthening of the trade unions, conditions were changed for the workers, but mainly for the qualified ones.