Why did the federal government during the late nineteenth century tend to ignore the social consequences of industrialization?

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Alessandro · Answer 1 · 2019-11-29T00:58:00+0000

because the federal government was making a good profit from industrialization and if they wouldn't have ignored the social problems their profit would have decreased

Why did the federal government during the late nineteenth century tend to ignore the social consequences of industrialization?

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