Yes, for as long as the humans have been alive, there has been some sort of education for children.
During th English industrial revolution, anyone could work, there wee children as young as five working in the factories, however they also went down into the mines, worked as maids and nurses and worked on farms. On the whole, children aged between five and sixteen did a lot of recognizable work during the industrial revolution. In the Russian industrial revolution, Conrad Stalin made the peasants do all the work and give all the grain to the cities, so despite the cities doing the work, the country starved and provided the food.
No, people generally believed children were little adults, and they treated them accordingly until well into the industrial revolution.
Because the Tsar's soldiers opened fire on women and children protesting for bread. This then lead to inflation and a shortage of bread, which was then rationed. Then caused the Russian revolution.
introduction of free public education for all children
It's fertility rate! (D)
With their parents.
It killed them!
Black lung killed many adults and children who worked in coal mines during the industrial revolution.
10 hours
because they didn't want to!!
The Industrial Revolution was harmful to children because of diseases carried by many people developing the land. Also because of the lack of food and weapons to protect themselves from others.
Many children worked in many different factories.
not really.
cleaning and fixing equiptment mostly
Child labor was a staple of the American Industrial Revolution. It is estimated that approximately 1.75 million children were employed during this time period, although the true figure is not known.
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