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Why was child labor a problem during the industrial revolution?
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Why was child labor a problem during the industrial revolution?

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The children working in the factories were working for 8-10 hours daily, the treatment was harsh, and the children were malnourished. These children also had to go to school, so they would barely be getting any sleep.
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