What major problems accompanied the rise of capitalism? a. urbanization and limits on trade. b. colonialism and a decreased in consumers c. manorialism and dependence on agriculture d. pollution and social inequality

pollution and social inequiality

Explanation:

As the capitalist societies began to develop as a consequence of the industrial revolution in Europe that started in England. The first and until the present no desired negative effects of capitalism emerged:

The pollution:  as people began to seek the jobs offered in cities , large urban areas turned into wastelands as conditions for keeping the water supplys and streets turned quickly into places were people threw trash and by products that noone was used to or responsible for. Many disparity arosed as workers needed 12 hours of work or more to gain only enough for granting self survival. A capitalist class emerged that was interested only in the further growth of capital and little care for the social responsability and inequality present among the working conditions in factories.

The pollution, bad conditions for work and social discrepancies created conditions that generalized into the majority of population while the benefits of the capitalist and innovations where only limited to those who had control of the capital and the means of production.

arresting and exicuting citizens

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