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klasskru [66]
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Kruka [31]3 years ago
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Answer:02.07 Social Problems and Solutions Chart

I believed that the Problem was successfully addressed because of the fact that people up to this date have abided by it

The Fair labor Standards act was passed which basically outlawed all of child labor

No it is not an issue today because it is against the law for certain aged children to be working

For the most part yes it has been, this is because more buildings were build to ensure that more people could live in them

More Tenements were built because of the Tenement Building owners realizing they could make more money if they had more Tenement housing buildings

Yes and No because there are still people that are homeless but there are enough buildings for them to live in

Child Labor

Tenement

Housing

Lack of

Protection

It was never really addressed because of the living arrangements in cities such as the building being made of wood and candles being the only source of light and burning down building forcing people out onto the street which made thieves and pickpockets thrive

Yes it has been addressed successfully because more safety precautions have been taken when making buildings

Yes, for the most part because there are security cameras and protection everywhere such as police officers and fire fighters

Explanation: put them in a chart

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