Social class and reform movements of the industrial era

Industrialization reshaped social class, expanding a wage-earning working class and a growing middle class of factory owners, managers, and professionals, alongside older aristocratic elites. Reform movements responded to the era's social problems with new factory laws, public health measures, and, gradually, an expansion of voting rights.

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