An unexpected condition that some immigrants found in factories in the early 1900s was c. factories were sometimes quite dirty.
<h3>What were factories like in the early 1800s?</h3>
Factory owners were only interested in making profits and did not care about the welfare of their workers.
As a result, factories were often quite dirty and unsafe which led to work accidents.
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According to the Constitution, laws passed by Congress must be approved by "the President," although it is possible for a law to pass without such approval, if there are enough votes in Congress.