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All though now a days child labor is not as bad as it was in the 1900s there is still some extent to it today. For example today kids can work on a farm as young as 12. Just like the nippers there is a chance of respiratory issues if pesticides and insecticides is inhaled.

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A nipper's job was to wait at a door in the mines and open it when they heard the cars coming. The door was closed most of the time because it was used to help ventilate the mines to prevent explosions.

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In 1903 a nipper fell asleep and woke up as he heard  mine cars approaching. He quickly got up to open the doors but he wasn't fast enough the mine cars struck and killed him.

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All the gas in the mines build up and could possibly explode. On a couple of occasions it has and killed children working in the mines including nippers

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Nippers have to sit all alone in almost in complete darkness waiting for cars to come. They breathe in gas, dust, dirt, and other particles that mess up their respiratory systems. Another challenge was staying awake. If they where to fall asleep during these long hours the cars could crash into the heavy wooden doors.

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5 Worst Jobs Given To Children In History

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What issues in society created a need for child labor?

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What issues in society created a need for child labor?

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Families needed more money so they sent children to work. Also, there was more demand for factory workers so factories wanted to employ children so they could pay them less than adults. Mines wanted to employ children because children could much more easily get into smaller spaces than adults and jobs like nippers weren't very complicated.

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How did child labor impact the lives of children?

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How did child labor impact the lives of children?

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As a result, children were not given a quality childhood where they were able to have fun and play. Instead they spent up to 14 hours each day working most likely dangerous jobs. If a child worked in a mine they would be breathing in poisonous gasses every day. Also, body parts could get stuck in machines or in the mines, it could flood, explode, etc. Another result is that by going to work, children didn't have time to go to school and get a proper education.

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A picture to represent the challenges faced.

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A picture to represent the challenges faced.

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This photo shows how dirty these kids get. They breath in all the dust and dirt which affects there health. This is a major challenge they face.

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A picture to represent the job description.

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A picture to represent the job description.

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This picture shows the job description of a nipper. They have to sit at the door from dusk till dawn waiting for cars to come and open the door for them.

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This is an article that talks about a nipper's job and a tragedy.

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Child Labor in the Early 20th Century See child labor in the early 20th century through the words and pictures of Lewis Hine. A story created by the National Child Labor Committee to expose the conditions under which children were working in the coal mines.

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In 1903 a car crashed into the door when a nipper fell asleep. This picture shows the aftermath of the crash.