What features of child labor seemed newly objectionable in the context of factory industry?

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Answered by joshplatsman | 2024-06-10

Child labor during the Industrial Revolution became objectionable due to exploitation, harsh working conditions, low wages, lack of education, health risks, and negative societal impacts. These factors raised moral concerns and led to reform movements aimed at improving conditions. Public awareness of these issues ultimately prompted changes in labor laws to protect children.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-11-04