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Global 10: Review Sessions: Industrial Revolution: The Child Labor

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play ber why was child labor needed Adena jobs that needs new factories and industrialized is Arthur goes hand-in-hand with the Agricultural Revolution of the time to increase the food supply the larger population so they didn't do much to help protect their workers along with the others that were there for any worker the machine also created a lot of. resulting in lung problems their homes. This led to unsafe situation get home dirty cities and increase spread of disease while working these long hours children missed out on being children Soca with stop attending school so they could be at work this love them to not being well-educated which kept them in the factories the longer cuz I didn't have the education to do anything else some short term effects where injuries from the Machinery they had unsanitary conditions which led to non-fatal sicknesses and they had to drink contaminated water long German facts include pollution in the lungs a shortened lifespan and disease that spread even faster than normal because it was so concentrated three forms include as the bad conditions became more notice it took place some of these reforms are still back today like child labor laws that prevent young children from working weekly hour restrictions and minimum wages to make sure people and younger workers are being paid enough

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