During the Gilded Age, people who worked in factories had only moderate health benefits in case of accidents. had to work long h
ours. had many opportunities for job promotions. were often taught new skills a.had only moderate health benefits in case of accidents.
b.had to work long hours.
c.had many opportunities for job promotions.
d.were often taught new skills.
The factory conditions were about production and profits. Very little of the worker's welfare was looked into. In fact, workers were exploited in most of these cases. Workers were subjected to the long hours without adequate compensation for their labor. The working hours were dangerously long. Sometimes workers spent long hours in unsafe conditions or exposed to toxins. For example, the coal mine workers were exposed to soot and dust.
<h2>The following are some of the cultural features that Christian Arabs share with Muslim Arabs:
</h2><h2></h2><h3><u>Language:
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Most Christian Arabs speak Arabic and other local languages that are unique to their country or area. The language is hence common to both Christians and Muslims.
<h3><u>Dressing:
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The Christians opt not to stand out from the Muslims by dressing differently. They have adopted the same dressing style like that of the Muslims.
<h3><u>Food:
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The staple food that is eaten is Arab countries is commonly non-vegetarian which is eaten by both Christians and Muslims.
