Which of the following statements about conditions in Manchester, England in the 19th century is TRUE? Wages for workers in Manchester began increasing in the early 1800s and continuously increased until at least the 1880s. In the 1830s-1840s, life expectancies were higher for workers in Manchester than they were for workers in more rural areas of England. The development of strong labor unions in the 1830s forced factory owners to improve the quality of working conditions for factory workers. select this answer if all of the above statements are TRUE select this answer if NONE of the above statements is true