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During the industrial revolution, many families moved to large cities to work in factories. What was the most common problem faced by these families?.
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During the industrial revolution, many families moved to large cities to work in factories. What was the most common problem faced by these families?.

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poor Housing and working conditions talk about either one

poor housing since they had to move to smog filled cities in slums

poor working conditions since they worked all day and made poor wages, and their work environment was harsh and oppressive

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