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As industrialization began to boom, durkheim believed people were more susceptible to anomie because:

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>collective norms are weakened
>society no longer has support of collective norms
> specialization of labor led to alienation
Industrialization resulted in a lot of labors that usually being done by humans in the past to be replaced by machinery. This makes the people interact less with other people and created some sort of alienation between individuals where collective norms do not mean much anymore.
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