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Any age child could be working in factories for half the day, six days a week while not going to school.

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Girls made sure the machines were clean by combing off lint and fixing threads that are broken.

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Boys replaced filled bobbins with empty ones.

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https://www.ncpedia.org/anchor/work-textile-mill

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Since the windows were always closed the workers had trouble breathing, making work even harder.

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Even if an accident happened, like the mill catching on fire, the workers would have a very hard time trying to communicate the message to their fellow workers.

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Farmers had to give up working on their farms to make more money, while not getting paid a lot.

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Kids were getting bad illnesses because of what they were breathing in at the mill, and at the time they did not have a cure for these diseases so they would die.

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https://app.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/894e0246-9855-45ee-9c02-0654a83b58f5/

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Most children were uneducated and while their parents didn't have an education, they didn't want their kids to go to school because they needed the money which is raising poverty in the economy

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HE LOST HIS FINGER!

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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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Adults wanted a higher pay, so companies and factories resorted to hiring children and paying them little for long hours.

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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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They didn't get much sleep, lost body parts, death, no school and