Child labor continued even after the reforms of the 1910s because: a) greedy factory owners lied about workers' ages.
b) poor families needed the income, however little.
c) corruption made government monitoring useless.
d) the courts established high child wage rates.

B- There was a need for income by the poor families which led to the continuation of the child labor even after there were economic reforms set by the federal in 1910.

Child labor was not a malpractice but rather a need for poor families because with lower income groups there was a fight for survival resulting in labor by child for earning money.

Hence, the correct option is B that due to need of poor families for income, the child labor continued to be a part and parcel of economy after the reforms were made in 1910.

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the answer is b

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b) poor families needed the income, however little.

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answer: the correct answer is c.

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