24) What was the "labor aristocracy" of the nineteenth century? (2pts) Traditional farm workers Highly skilled workers Factory owners Literate workers

## Step 1
The term "labor aristocracy" refers to a group of workers who were considered the elite among the working class during the nineteenth century. This group was characterized by their high skill level, which set them apart from other workers.

## Step 2
These workers artisans, craftsmen, and other skilled laborers who had a high level of skill and expertise in their respective fields. This set them apart from other workers who were less skilled or unskilled.

## Step 3
The term "labor aristocracy" does not refer to traditional farm workers, factory owners, or literate workers. These groups were not considered part of the "labor aristocracy" because they did not possess the high skill level that characterized this group.