The list below describes working conditions in factories in the 1800s. A list with four entries. Sixteen-hour work days. Six days of work each week. Child labor. Low wages. What conclusion did reformers

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The list below describes working conditions in factories in the 1800s.

A list with four entries. Sixteen-hour work days. Six days of work each week. Child labor. Low wages.

What conclusion did reformers draw from the list?

Factory work was preferable to life on a farm.
Changes were needed to improve working conditions.
Factory owners always did their best for workers.
The government should avoid getting involved in labor issues.

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B. Changes were needed to improve working conditions.

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Harmen answered Nov 25, 2024

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