Industrialization gave workers shorter working hours and time off on weekends, which allowed for more jobs per person. lower salaries. fewer sick days. more leisure time.

The answer is the last one: more leisure time.

During the 19th century, Industrialization made workers go through a new labor process of unprecedented intensity and regularity, which resulted in exhausted and stressed workers. In order to prevent exhaustion from work to affect factories' productivity, leisure time during weekends was added to the regular work-time pattern at mid-19th century.

Thanks to industrialization, labor markets changed a lot when the demand for workers skyrocketed, and the unemployment rate plummeted.

These forces placed the workers in a position of solid negotiation, which they used to obtain shorter working hours, in order to enjoy more free time.

The correct answer is: More free time.