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Which statement best describes the role of working-class children in the workforce during Great Britain's Industrial Revolution?
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Which statement best describes the role of working-class children in the workforce during Great Britain's Industrial Revolution?
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To help rebuild the economy of Great Britain when there weren't enough adults to have those jobsĀ in big factory's.
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They worked long hours in dangerous conditions
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