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The tragedy at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company led to (A) building codes requiring fire escapes. (B) child labor laws. (C) laws against harmful fumes, (D) standards for safe use of machines.
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The tragedy at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company led to

(A) building codes requiring fire escapes.
(B) child labor laws.
(C) laws against harmful fumes,
(D) standards for safe use of machines.

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My guess is A or D, i am going with A because of how it had started
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