What kind of working conditions did children face in the factories during the early industrial revolution? of Mandela Children

What kind of working conditions did children face in the factories during the early industrial revolution?

Please try to answer these following questions for extra points!

1. What kind of working conditions did children face in the factories during the early industrial revolution?

2. Why did factory owners permit such conditions and child labor?

3. Write an essay (2-3 paragraphs) contrasting current history conditions with those of 100 years ago?

Children Topics: child labor, children face, extra points, industrial revolution, working conditions

kMaz July 4th, 2010 4:49 pm
1. hot, sweaty, long hours, little pay, and no education. children were worked from young ages.
2. factory owners allowed this because it was cheap, simple as that.
3. well conditions in the u.s. have improved. but companies still ship jobs overseas where the same conditions are still going on. there is little pay, bad conditions and young children working. outsourcing is the new age of child labor. basically it’s the companies saying "okay kids can’t work in this country, so we will send it to that one where we can"
That one guy July 4th, 2010 4:49 pm
1. Bad ones, many were killed but heavy objects.
2. Because it was legal and almost for free.
3. Want me to write a essay for you? Write about the contrasting history of war in the middle east.
dach_issey July 4th, 2010 4:49 pm
No Xbox, no internet and no TV. oh the torture. Seriously though
1. Dangerous, long hours, and no labor laws
2. The factory owners permitted this to make money off the cheapest labor they could find which was immigrant children
3. Compare the present kids that are fat, lazy video game playing to the hard working undernourished poverty stricken kids of the past