Which of the following was a primary consequence of the 'Putting-Out System' being replaced by the factory system?
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Correct answer: Work moved from the home to a centralized location with strict schedules
The factory system centralized production, replacing the domestic 'putting-out' system where tasks were done at home. This led to the 'clock-regulated' workday, where labor was strictly supervised and separated from the family environment.
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