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Often, the conditions that children and workers worked in were unsafe and they worked long hours with no rest. they worked all day. sometimes they would get stuck in machinery and get hurt or even die. also, working in factories caused health problems for many children and workers.

konstantin123 [22]3 years ago

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Answer: BAD.factories employed adult workers and forced children to work in factories.many people died in factories.AND YOU KNOW WHAT, THE MONARCHY DID NOT CARE AT ALL

Explanation:soooooo very bad conditions.

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