<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be that it was extremely limited, due to the fact that the Southern states implemented Jim Crow laws practically immediately after the Civil War ended. </span></span>

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According to the chart, the total amount earned by a child working in a factory was

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The amount of money a child earned in a factory for a week of work was 12 dollars.

<h3>What is child labour?</h3>

Child labor is a term to refer to the work that children do in factories and other jobs. This practice was very popular during industrialization due to the large number of people required in different jobs in factories.

<h3>According to the table, how much did a child earn in a factory?</h3>

According to the graph, it can be inferred that the child earned 12 dollars for a week (6 days). Because every day he earned 2 dollars. While an adult earned 18 dollars for the same time, because every day he earned 3 dollars per day.

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