As the united states became more industrial, what did many children who lived in the city do answer

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yanalaym [24]3 years ago

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Answer: They were put to work

Explanation: Before industrialism children simply helped their parents with the farms, but once factories started appearing labor was the biggest problem, so children were put to work because they could be under paid and mistreated.

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