How long was the workday in factories in the 1800s? A) up to fourteen hours B) no more than ten hours C) an average of eight hours D) four hours

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How long was the workday in factories in the 1800s?

A) up to fourteen hours

B) no more than ten hours

C) an average of eight hours

D) four hours

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I believe it is up to 14 hours A.

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A is the answer :) Hope that helps.

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