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What were the working conditions for the children’s in the late 19 century
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What were the working conditions for the children’s in the late 19 century

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The working conditions for children in the late 19 century were really bad. They were doing child labor and they mostly worked in textile factories. This is what caused for laws to have child labor laws where it restricts children from working.
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