If you were a common laborer in a late nineteenth-century American fac

If you were a common laborer in a late nineteenth-century American factory, what would be your feelings about the conditions of your work? Describe the ways you would translate these feelings into outward behavior.

What will be an ideal response?

ANSWER
A worker might dislike the monotony, danger, strict discipline, impersonal relationships, and fast pace of the work in his workplace. He might respond by absenteeism, quitting, or organizing collective resistance (unions, strikes).