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Today in third world countries children still live in poverty and have to do things like shoe shining to get money to make sure that they can have food to eat and a place to sleep.

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How does society respond to challenges?

#1  Many families couldn't afford many things so their children had to go out and get jobs.
#2  They tried to pass laws that made it illegal for children to work, they raised they age that you had to be in order to work, and they also made education free

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Since most of the the children were poor, they couldn't afford to miss a day. This led to them working twelve hours a day, seven days a week. Most of them didn't have shoes and coats so they could step on stuff that is laying on the street that could cut their feet. They also had to work when it was cold even if they didn't have a coat which would cause them to get sick and possibly die, especially in Northern cities like New York

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Street kids would do jobs that somehow or another dealt with working on the street. They would do jobs like selling newspapers, sending messages across cities, shining shoes, and other jobs like this.

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Many street kids during this time were poor, lived in poverty, never went to school, and had no real home. Most of them had no other choice but to do this for money to support their family.

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This picture is of a newsie selling their papers on a cold day.

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This picture shows one of many challenges faced by newsies, homelessness.

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This picture shows a major tragedy, a little kid, who can't be over 8 and should be in school, selling newspapers barefoot

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od5NFKhmynY

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https://www.bls.gov/opub/mlr/2017/article/history-of-child-labor-in-the-united-states-part-1.htm