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During the industrial revolution what was the childrens role in the workplace ?

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Explanation: Children were employed as " Pauper apprentices" and "Scavengers." They worked in hazardous conditions, which stripped many of them of their lives at early ages. The conditions that children worked under during the Industrial Revolution were morbid. They had long and inflexible work hours.

ivann1987 [24]3 years ago

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workers

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if you think about it then it was kinda legal back in the day

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