PLZ HELP ANSWER WITHIN 10 MINUTES AND ILL MARK U BRAIN-LEST. Child Labor During the Industrial Revolution with the rise of the industrial Revolution during the Victorian era, people were often forced to work in unhygieruc and dangerous places. Children
were no exception to this. There were very few schools at the time. Most families were so poor that their children often had to go out and work. The
children were pushed into difficult working environments, such as mines, where they worked from morning till evening. A few slices of bread with fat
was all they could afford to eat. They were under the threat of being crushed by coal wagons and the stale air. The lack of sunlight within the mines
would make them all. Children stopped working in mines only after a law was passed against it in 1842. However they continued to work in other
dangerous places such as factories and mills.
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Select the correct answer.
Which topic sentence best fits the passage?
OA Child labor was a serious problem during the industrial Revolution
OB. Mining became a major task with the rise of the industrial Revolution
OC Children became ill because they were to her to buy food
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OD. Factories and mills forced children to work
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E. Adults and children suffered equally during the harsh times of the industrial Revolution

OA

Explanation:

If you read this it is mostly talking about children and all the hard work they had to go through and how they suffered.

The Answer is A.

Explanation:

I took the test. Also because the story is mostly about children forced to work in unhygieruc and dangerous places during the Industrial Revolution.

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