Eliezer’s father was one of the opinion that it was never good to volunteer for anything within the camp it was better to blend than to be noticed within the confines of the wire. Was this a good strategy for Eliezer and his father why or why not?

Yes

Explanation:

Elie wanted to always "stay safe" by never doing anything that brought attention to him or his father, or make them stick out in the crowd. This would make it easier for the Nazis to punish them if they did something wrong.

"The Industrial Revolution had both negative and positive consequences by having horrible working circumstances, child abuse, and positive in the case by developing systems such as, converting coal into energy for houses which benefited some persons that could afford it. A positive impact was people working for an important cause of having electricity. One of the negative effects was the miserable conditions that hard-working people had to endure and child abuse."