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What was the initial demand during the Industrial Revolution?

High demand for labor due to industrialization.

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Why did families migrate to industrial cities?

To find work and survive in poverty.

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What led to the rise in child labor?

Every family member had to work to survive.

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How did children in factories work?

Overworked, underpaid, and often in dangerous conditions.

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What were the typical working hours for children?

12

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What age could children start working during the Industrial Revolution?

As young as six years old.

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What was the common pay for children working in factories?

Only a fraction of adult wages; sometimes nothing at all.

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What justification did factory owners use for not paying orphans?

They claimed to provide food, shelter, and clothing.

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How much did boys typically earn per day?

3 to 4 pence a day.

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What was a common punishment for children in factories?

Being 'weighted' with a heavy object around their neck.

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What was the consequence of weighting as a punishment?

Could lead to serious injuries in the back and neck.

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What did Lewis Hine and Jacob Riis document?

The conditions of child labor during the Industrial Revolution.

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What was the height of a spinner in Whitnel Cotton Mill?

51 inches high.

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How long had the spinner been working?

One year.

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What was the age of Furman Owens?

12 years old.

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What did Furman Owens struggle with?

He couldn't read or learn due to working all the time.

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What hours did the young driver in the mine work?

7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily.

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What type of work did the young cigar makers do?

They were employed in busy times, many under 14 years old.

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What were the oyster shuckers working in?

A canning factory.

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What time did the smallest babies begin work?

3:30 a.m.

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What time was the expected end of work for the smallest babies?

5 p.m.

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What did the mother say about her daughter working?

She is 'a real help to me.'

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How old is Manuel, the young shrimp picker?

5 years old

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What does Manuel understand?

Not a word of English

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How long has Norris Luvitt been picking in berry fields?

3 years

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What is Joseph Severio's occupation?

Peanut vendor

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How old is Joseph Severio?

11 years old

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How long has Joseph been pushing a cart?

2 years

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When was Joseph out after midnight?

May 21, 1910

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How many hours does Joseph ordinarily work per day?

6 hours

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Who receives all of Joseph's earnings?

His father