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this isn't specific at all
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Yes, they were
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Triangle Shirtwaist Factory made the news after a fire incident that resulted in 145 workers death. After investigations, it's found that the fire actually caused by the owner's neglect to provide safety measurements in the workplace.
This event occurred in 1911. At that time, the government hasn't passed the laws needed to force the employers to follow a strict regulation to maintain workplace's safety. Maintain this regulation tend to cost the company a lot of money. This is why The majority of factories in that time did not follow a safety standard.
D)<span>"In 2001, agriculture was the largest economic sector in one-third of Georgia's counties, and second in another third of the countries."</span>
Cesar Chavez was an American labor leader and civil rights activist who was a co founder of the National Farm Workers Association in 1962.
