Describe the working conditions during the second industrial revolution.how were workers treated?

Working condition were very poor during the second industrial revolution and the workers, alike, were underpaid and treated badly.

Explanation:

During the second industrial revolution, because of rapid urbanization and a booming economy which also meant growing businesses more unskilled workers were hired, including children. They worked in undesirable conditions, for long hours, exposed to many health threatening chemicals, and for low wages.

working conditions in urban areas were poor in safety both due to lack of technological advancements in protection and the lack of competition for workers as state supported and formed as well as some non state supported monopolies took hold as the main providers in manufacturing industries. for the same reasons but especially due to lack of advancement in health protection the workplace became prone to illness due to close quarters and that basic modern forms of disease protection such as hand sanitizer did not yet exist

Explanation:

the explanation and the answer are pretty much the same thing.

The fact that more than 100,000 people were killed in the Bosnian Civil War, and many are missing. Also, over a million people are displaced, due to the policy of ethnically clean, or almost clean environments, and many have gone abroad for a better and stable life. Many peace missions are present in the region due to potential conflicts in order to maintain peace. The conflict in Bosnia is one of the many problems and conflicts that followed the collapse of the Socialist Yugoslavia, which was able to maintain itself composed of Serbia and Montenegro, known as the Federal Republic, which continued to exist as independent after the civil war in Bosnia, with minor changes, up to 2006 when both of its members became independent states.

The answer is: A.