How did the Industrial Revolution change the business environment in North Carolina?

Workers began to move from farms to cities to take jobs in factories.
Working conditions improved because people worked in factories instead of on farms.
Working conditions remained harsh, but people were able to earn a good living.
Workers left textile jobs for better-paying farmwork in the western part of the state.
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