Which of the following statements about the Luddite Movement is TRUE? It was a movement by skilled artisans who were left jobless as machines took over their crafts, stormed factories and destroyed equipment. It was a movement started by the working class to induct the skilled artisans who were rendered workless due to taking over their jobs by machines. It was a movement started by the working class against the skilled artisans who were given better working conditions and better wages. It was a political movement that was started by activists like Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels.

The correct answer is: It was a movement by skilled artisans who were left jobless as machines took over their crafts, stormed factories and destroyed equipment.<br /><br />The Luddite Movement was a social and political movement that emerged in the early 19th century in England. It was characterized by skilled artisans, primarily textile workers, who were left jobless as machines and industrialization took over their crafts. These workers, known as Luddites, resorted to destroying the machinery that threatened their livelihoods, believing that it would force employers to hire them back or provide them with better working conditions. The movement was not started by the working class or activists like Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, and it was not aimed at improving the conditions of skilled artisans but rather at preserving their jobs.