Children worked in factories to raise money for their families. Most families were poor, and needed money for food and rent. Businesses employed children because they either needed more people to work there, were able for the children to work in (I'll explain a little more later), and also just because some children are faster workers that adults. Not all businesses employed children, though. Some, like textile and flour mills employed children because they weren't too dangerous, and didn't need expertise, or ability to do so. Other factories, such as car factories, didn't (or couldn't) employ children because it was 1. too dangerous, 2. the children didn't have expertise and 3. the children didn't have the ability to do so.
In the early 1900s, progressives aimed to eliminate political corruption, monopolistic practices, and social injustices. They sought reforms such as the regulation of businesses, the establishment of labor rights, and the implementation of suffrage for women. Additionally, progressives worked to address issues like sanitation, public health, and education in urban areas, advocating for a more equitable society. Their efforts were part of a broader movement to create a more accountable and responsive government.
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yes they did
Worked in factories
Yes men and women worked in factories
The city was overcrowded because everyone had to work and take their children to school. Most people worked in factories in order to earn money.
The North, especially the Northeastern section, of the US had many factories pre-1900s. The South mostly had plantations. Both needed each other.
In the early 1900s, the typewriter was a crucial invention that greatly enhanced office productivity and efficiency. It allowed for faster document preparation and improved legibility, which was essential for communication and record-keeping in businesses. Additionally, the introduction of the electric motor revolutionized factories by powering machinery, leading to increased production rates and more efficient workflows. Together, these innovations transformed the way offices and factories operated during that era.
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child laboring in the 1900's was horrible. children have to work in mills, mines and factories were it is hot and dangerous. you might have even died if you worked in the 1900's
They were milked the old fashioned way.Now they use factories to milk cows.
Children in the 1900s were sent to Canada to be trained as assassins of the future. They were not taught to read or write just kill.
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