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What I notice about working conditions from the gilded age is that many workers were children. Based on the illustrations is that all of these children seem to come from poorer backgrounds. I can tell this based on their clothing and how dirty and unhappy they look. The conditions of the workplaces seem dirty cramped and dangerous. people were huddled together for 12 hours, based on my prior knowledge of this subject this caused the easy spread of disease and made it hard for people to get out of the building in case of something like a fire, for example, the Triangle shirtwaist factory fire. In conclusion, the working conditions during the gilded age were very harsh and inhumane in my opinion. -Alex Gottfried

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I noticed that many of the workers only made 25 cents per day, and worked an average of 60 hours per week. Several of the images show young kids, who would today be in school, working in sweatshops. The conditions is these workplaces seemed to be dingy and neglected. These places were very cramped and crowded, the workers are packed tightly together. -NM

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I noticed that the working conditions were very cramped, and many people crowded into tiny rooms. There were a lot of children working, and even though the people worked long hours, they were paid next to nothing. I also noticed that the working conditions seemed to be very dirty, and in most cases, dangerous. Many of the workers took their work home with them, so the tenements that they lived in also became unofficial sweatshops. These conditions were terrible, and the fact that children as well as adults were subjected to this makes it even worse. -Lily

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When reading this excerpt I noticed the speaker had a sad tone to his words. From this source it is easy to conclude that due to the lack of safety precautions many people died young from air toxicity. Most leaving their families behind with no stable source of income. But, their boss's did not care. The money they were making at the time was far more important than any lower class life. The men went to work anyway. There was no better option. - TS

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i notice that the working conditions are very unfair. first off, i see that they are all packed in together. the rooms they are in where they work are very small and filled with people. it looks like its very cramped. also, i notice that there are children working, promoting child labor. lastly, it looks very dirty and unsanitary.

- Ava Orlando

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Especially from the miners story, i can easily see the hardships of the gilded age. kids are already being dropped out  of school at 12, and sent to work. For the miner, one of his friends died 3 weeks into the job. The work conditions of the gilded age were tiring, uncomfortable, and hard.

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workrooms were overcrowded and small.-ck

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In one of the images (Slide 9) it shows boys working. Something I noticed is that the boys are very young, and probably wouldn't be allowed to work at that age today. The young boys are working with large machinery. They also don't have shoes on.KS

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What I noticed about the gilded age is that many people left bad jobs in there home country just to go to America and go into poverty and even have worse jobs in America

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The spaces were very cramped and a lot of young kids were working.-L.F

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The working conditions look dirty. The working places look very cramped and unsanitary. They also have a lot of kids working.

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The working conditions in the Gilded Age is very bad, there are tons of people crowded in rooms, sewing and making things. And there is also children doing labor work and not getting an education which is very bad.- LC

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The working conditions in the Gilded Age is very bad, there are tons of people crowded in rooms, sewing and making things. And there is also children doing labor work and not getting an education which is very bad.- LC

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I noticed that in the sweatshops there were mostly young men and women and some kids that were working there and the conditions looked small, dirty and dangerous.
-Reeve Murrell

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The working conditions were cramped, dirty, unsafe, and they had long hours for little pay.

AV

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The working conditions tended to be chaotic, crammed, and the workers looked very young-AK

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Kids working in sweatshops. They look tired and unhappy.

- M.M

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Very dirty and cramped spaces. Workers are not dressed in protective gear. Working in hazardous/toxic conditions. At the sweatshops, women are lined up on a long table using sewing machines. They are working for long hours at sweatshops. - AS

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In the document on slide 3 it said many people would work in one single room. It was very uncomfortable and it also provided little pay

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The workers all look like children in the first few images - Will

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The working conditions are very cramped and dirty. -ND

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Most of the people working are children, some of them have ripped clothing.

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Working conditions were poor,  wages were low, and many worked long hours. MH

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Working conditions were poor,  wages were low, and many worked long hours. MH

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nobody is wearing safety equipment and there are a lot of kids. KN

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What I noticed about the Gilded Age is that there were lots of young kids doing work. In one picture a kids was doing work with no shoes on and in others it was very crowded.
-DR